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History of Rome from the Earliest times down to 476 AD

CHAPTER XXXVIII
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She had great ambition, and was very cruel and unscrupulous.

She managed to ruin, one after another, the large circle of relatives of Augustus, until finally the aged Emperor found himself alone in the palace with Livia and her son, Tiberius.

All Rome execrated the Empress, and her son feared and hated her.

She survived Augustus fifteen years, and died in 29.

Tiberius refused to visit her on her death-bed, and was not present at her funeral.
SEJANUS was the commander of the Praetorian Guard of Tiberius.


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