Divus Julius

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İngilizce İngilizce İngilizce Latince

6.2 To supply the place of Cornelia, he married Pompeia, the daughter of Quintus Pompeius, and grand-daughter of Lucius Sylla; but he afterwards divorced her, upon suspicion of her having been debauched by Publius Clodius. For so current was the report, that Clodius had found access to her disguised as a woman, during the celebration of a religious solemnity,The rites of the Bona Dea, called also Fauna, which were performed in the night, and by women only. that the senate instituted an inquiry respecting the profanation of the sacred rites.

7.1 Farther-SpainHispania Baetica; the Hither province being called Hispania Tarraconensis. fell to his lot as quaestor; when there, as he was going the circuit of the province, by commission from the praetor, for the administration of justice, and had reached Gades, seeing a statue of Alexander the Great in the temple of Hercules, he sighed deeply, as if weary of his sluggish life, for having performed no memorable actions at an age at which Alexander had already conquered the world.Alexander the Great was only thirty-three years at the time of his death. He, therefore, immediately sued for his discharge, with the view of embracing the first opportunity, which might present itself in The City, of entering upon a more exalted career.