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The Twelve Caesars Study Guide

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by Suetonius
About 44 pages (13,323 words)
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"I CAME, I SAW, I CONQUERED," Chapter 1, pg. 19.

"One of those completely unquestioning, devoted drudges on whom, more even than on the Thought Police, the stability of the Party depended," Chapter 2, pg. 23

"My dear Tiberius, you must not give way to youthful emotion, or take it to heart if anyone speaks ill of me; let us be satisfied if we can make people stop short at unkind words," Chapter 2, pg. 76.

"Fathers of the Senate, I have at last achieved my highest ambition. What more can I ask of the immortal gods than that they may permit me to enjoy your approval until my dying day" Chapter 2 pg. 80

"He is not thirsty for neat wine as he was thirsty men, But warms him up a tastier cup - The blood of murdered men,".....

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