Kitap 15
12.6
Now the whole of Gaul (except where, as the authority of SallustHist.i. 11, Maurenbrecher. informs us, it was impassable with marshes), after losses on both sides during ten years of war the dictator Caesar subdued and joined to us in an everlasting covenant of alliance. I have digressed too far, but I shall at last return to my subject.
13.1
After Domitianus was dispatched by a cruel death,Cf. xiv. 7, 16. his successor Musonianus governed the East with the rank of pretorian prefect, a man famed for his command of both languages,Greek and Latin; cf. Suet., Claud. 42, l. from which he won higher distinction than was expected.
