81. Volume 46 January - December 1996 Note. C suetonius tranquillus, de grammaticis et rhetoribus . Edited witha translation, indtroduction and commentary. RA Kaster (ed). JGF . http://www3.oup.co.uk/clrevj/hdb/Volume_46/Issue_02/46372a.sgm.abs.html

Volume 46: January - December 1996 Issue 2: 1996 Abstract Note. C Suetonius tranquillus, de grammaticis et rhetoribus . Edited with a translation, indtroduction and commentary. R A Kaster (ed) JGF Powell University of Newcastle upon Tyne UK Pages: Part of the OUP The Classical Review WWW service General Information Click here to register with OUP. This page is maintained by OUP admin Last updated 08 Jan 97 Part of the OUP Journals World Wide Web service Oxford University Press, 1997

82. Suetonius - Nero Persecuted Christians Gaius suetonius Tranquilla was a Roman historian (AD 117138) underHadrian (AD 76-138). He was also the secretary of state and http://www.neverthirsty.org/pp/hist/suet.html

Gaius Suetonius Tranquilla was a Roman historian (AD 117-138) under Hadrian (AD 76-138). He was also the secretary of state and authored a book entitled Life of Claudius "Because the Jews at Rome caused constant disturbances at the instigation of Chrestus [Christ], he [Claudius] expelled them from the city [Rome]." Life of Claudius "Nero inflicted punishment on the Christians, a sect given to a new and mischievous religious belief." Life of Claudius This reference reveals several key things: 1) Christians held to new beliefs. 2) Christians followed Christ. 3) Christians were punished and banished from Rome. Home Logo Search For God Weekly Study ... Like The Master Ministries. Historical

83. Suetonius: Div. Aug. 1 Translate this page 1 Gentem Octaviam Velitris praecipuam olim fuisse, multa declarant. Namet vicus celeberrima parte oppidi iam pridem Octavius vocabatur http://www.euronet.nl/users/joostkok/suet/1.htm

Gentem Octaviam Velitris praecipuam olim fuisse, multa declarant. Nam et vicus celeberrima parte oppidi iam pridem Octavius vocabatur et ostendebatur ara Octavio consecrata, qui bello dux finitimo, cum forte Marti rem divinam faceret, nuntiata repente hostis incursione, semicruda exta rapta foco prosecuit, atque ita proelium ingressus victor redit. Decretum etiam publicum extabat, quo cavebatur ut in posterum quoque simili modo exta Marti redderentur, reliquiaeque ad Octavios referrentur.

84. Diskusjonsforumet: Les Melding Hovedside, Emne Josephus, Tacitus, Plinius og suetonius 35. Re (x2) JESUS KRISTUS kitkat (05.12 - 1434). Josephus, Tacitus, Plinius og suetonius - Feuerbach. http://www.herregud.com/forum/vis_melding.asp?ID=2173

85. Suetonius Modern Library Dust Jackets (page 1 Of 1) suetonius. The Lives of the Twelve Caesars 188.1939. 1960. 1963. Back to the Modern Library page. http://www.dogeared.com/authors/sAuthors/SuetoniusJackets.html

Suetonius The Lives of the Twelve Caesars - 188 Back to the Modern Library page

86. BMCR-L: BMCR 2001.10.31 Donna Hurley (ed.), Suetonius: Divus Claudius BMCR 2001.10.31 Donna Hurley (ed.), suetonius Divus Claudius. http://omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu:8080/hyper-lists/bmcr-l/2001/0302.html

BMCR 2001.10.31 Donna Hurley (ed.), Suetonius: Divus Claudius Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: BMCR 2001.10.31 Donna Hurley (ed.), Suetonius: Divus Claudius From: owner-bmcr-l@brynmawr.edu Date: Thu Oct 25 2001 - 21:01:35 EDT Next message: owner-bmcr-l@brynmawr.edu: "BMCR 2001.10.33 Wilkins, The Boastful Chef, The Discourse of Food" Previous message: 01.10.31 Donna Hurley (ed.), Suetonius: Divus Claudius Donna Hurley (ed.), Suetonius: Divus Claudius. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. Pp. 274. ISBN 0-521-59325-5. $59.95. ISBN Reviewed by Sandra Bingham, University of St Andrews Word count: 1017 words When you mention the emperor Claudius, the first picture that comes to many minds is the character in the television series I, Claudius, so brilliantly played by Sir Derek Jacobi: the stumbling, rather foolish man who was the pawn of his wives and freedmen. That this picture is derived for the most part from Suetonius' account of the life of Claudius comes through in Donna Hurley's commentary, but she also goes a long way in correcting some of the misinterpretations that have been perpetuated about this princeps.

87. BMCR-L: BMCR 00.06.19, Warmington, Suetonius: Nero BMCR 00.06.19, Warmington, suetonius Nero. @00.06.19, Warmington,suetonius Nero. BH Warmington, suetonius Nero. Edited with http://omega.cohums.ohio-state.edu:8080/hyper-lists/bmcr-l/2000/0174.html

BMCR 00.06.19, Warmington, Suetonius: Nero Date view Thread view Subject view Author view Subject: BMCR 00.06.19, Warmington, Suetonius: Nero From: owner-bmcr-l@brynmawr.edu Date: Fri Jun 16 2000 - 12:26:36 EDT Next message: owner-bmcr-l@brynmawr.edu: "BMCR 00.06.20, Calisle/Levaniouk, Nine Essays on Homer" Previous message: owner-bmcr-l@brynmawr.edu: "BMCR 00.06.18, Arnaud/Counillon, Geographica Historica" 00.06.19, Warmington, Suetonius: Nero B.H. Warmington, Suetonius: Nero. Edited with introduction, commentary and bibliography. London: Bristol Classical Press 1999 (second edition). Pp. 88. ISBN 1-85399-541-X. Reviewed by: Daniel den Hengst University of Amsterdam Word count: 1,197 B.H. Warmington (W.) published his commentary on the Nero in 1977. A year later the commentary by Bradley appeared, followed in 1992 by the edition with commentary on the lives of Claudius and Nero by Kierdorf.[[1]] Since 1977, many books and articles have been written on Suetonius including the three major studies by Wallace-Hadrill, Baldwin and Gascou.[[2]] The emperor Nero himself has been the object of monographs by M.T. Griffin and

88. Itinera Electronica: Du Texte à L'hypertexte SQL = SELECT * from aen_contxt WHERE forme = 'suetonius' ORDER by forme,txt7, txt8, txt9, txt10, txt11 . Data Source = SUET_VIES08 . http://agoraclass.fltr.ucl.ac.be/concordances/suet_viesVIII/precise.cfm?txt=Suet

89. Suetonius: Domitianus Translate this page Vie de Domitien (généralités) - (traduction française 60 K) - (par chapitres)- Hypertexte louvaniste. C. Suetoni Tranquilli. Vita Domitiani. http://www.fusl.ac.be/Files/General/BCS/SUET/DOM/texte.html

Bibliotheca Classica Selecta Vie de Domitien 60 K) - ( par chapitres Hypertexte louvaniste C. Suetoni Tranquilli Vita Domitiani (1) Inter initia principatus cotidie secretum sibi horarum sumere solebat, nec quicquam amplius quam muscas captare ac stilo praeacuto configere; ut cuidam interroganti, essetne quis intus cum Caesare, non absurde responsum sit a Vibio Crispo, ne muscam quidem. (2) Deinde uxorem Domitiam, ex qua in secundo suo consulatus filium tulerat duxit, alteroque anno consalutauit Augustam; eandem, Paridis histrionis amore deperditam, repudiauit, intraque breue tempus impatiens discidii, quasi efflagitante populo, reduxit. (3) Circa administrationem autem imperii aliquamdiu se uarium praestitit, mixtura quoque aequabili uitiorum atque uirtutum; donec uirtutes quoque in uitia deflexit: quantum coniectare licet, super ingenii naturam inopia rapax, metu saeuus. (1) Plurima et amplissima opera incendio absumpta restituit, in quis et Capitolium, quod rursus arserat; sed omnia sub titulo tantum suo ac sine ulla pristini auctoris memoria. (2) Nouam autem excitauit aedem in Capitolio Custodi Ioui, et forum quod nunc Neruae uocatur, item Flauiae templum gentis et stadium et Odeum et naumachiam, e cuius postea lapide maximus circus, deustis utrimque lateribus, exstructus est. (1) Expeditiones partim sponte suscepit, partim necessario: sponte in Chattos, necessario unam in Sarmatas, legione cum legato simul caesa, in Dacos duas, primam Oppio Sabino consulari oppresso, secundam Cornelio Fusco, praefecto cohortium praetorianarum, cui belli summam commiserat. (2) De Chattis Dacisque post uaria proelia duplicem triumphum egit. De Sarmatis lauream modo Capitolino Ioui rettulit. (3) Bellum ciuile motum a L. Antonio, superioris Germaniae praeside, confecit absens felicitate mira, cum ipsa dimicationis hora resolutus repente Rhenum transituras ad Antonium copias barbarorum inhibuisset. (4) De qua uictoria praesagiis prius quam nuntiis comperit, siquidem ipso quo dimicatum erat die statuam eius Romae insignis aquila circumplexa pinnis clangores laetissimos edidit; pauloque post accisum Antonium adeo uulgatum est, ut caput quoque adportatum eius uidisse se plerique contenderet.

90. Suetonius: Otho Translate this page solae subirent. X. (1) Interfuit huic bello pater meus suetoniusLaetus, tertiae decimae legionis tribunus angusticlauius. (2) Is http://www.fusl.ac.be/Files/General/BCS/SUET/OTHO/texte.html

Bibliotheca Classica Selecta Vie de Othon 32 K) - ( par chapitres Hypertexte louvaniste C. Suetoni Tranquilli Vita Othonis (1) Otho imperator IIII. Kal. Mai. natus est Camillo Arruntio, Domitio Ahenobarbo cons. (2) A prima adulescentia prodigus ac procax, adeo ut saepe flagris obiurgaretur a patre, ferebatur et uagari noctibus solitus atque inualidum quemque obuiorum uel potulentum corripere ac distento sago impositum in sublime iactare. (3) Post patris deinde mortem libertinam aulicam gratiosam, quo efficacius coleret, etiam diligere simulauit quamuis anum ac paene decrepitam: per hanc insinuatus Neroni, facile summum inter amicos locum tenuit congruentia morum, ut uero quidam tradunt, et consuetudine mutui stupri. (4) Ac tantum potentia ualuit, ut damnatum repetundis consularem uirum, ingens praemium pactus, prius quam plene restitutionem ei impetrasset non dubitaret in senatum ad agendas gratias introducere. (1) Omnium autem consiliorum secretorumque particeps die, quem necandae matri Nero destinarat, ad auertendas suspicionem cenam utrique exquisitissimae comitatis dedit; item Poppaeam Sabinam tunc adhuc amicam eius, abductam marito demandatamque interim sibi, nuptiarum specie recepit, nec corrupisset contentus, adeo dilexit ut ne riualem quidem Neronem aequo tulerit animo. (2) Creditur certe non modo missos ad arcessendam astantem miscentemque frustra minas et preces ac depositum reposcentem. (3) Quare diducto matrimonio, sepositus est per causam legationis in Lusitaniam. (4) Id satis uisum, ne poena acrior mimum omnem diuulgaret, qui tamen sic quoque hoc disticho enotuit:

91. Caius Suetonius Tranquillus Translate this page Caius suetonius Tranquillus. geboren ca. in Hippo Regius im heutigen Algeriengeboren. Es gibt nur wenig Informationen über C. suetonius Tranquillus. http://www.mbradtke.de/augustus/aug_sueton.htm

Caius Suetonius Tranquillus geboren ca. 70/72 n.Chr. in Hippo Regius im heutigen Algerien geboren. Es gibt nur wenig Informationen über C. Suetonius Tranquillus. Die wenigen, die uns bekannt sind, können wir aus seinen Werken und aus einigen Briefen entnehmen. Seine Familie gehörte zu den Rittern, was eine gute Grundlage für ein berufliches Fortkommen war. Er wuchs in Rom auf und hatte schon sehr früh Kontakte zu höheren Kreisen. Er erlangte zuerst am Hof des Kaisers Trajan die Funktion eines Redners und Anwalts und wurde später Kanzleichef. Dieses Amt behielt er auch als Hadrian Kaiser wurde. So hatte Sueton auch Zugang zu den Nachrichten aus dem ganzen Reich. Diese Informationen nutzte er und brachte sie in seinen Werken unter. Im Jahre 121 n.Chr. verlies er den Königshof, da er sich durch eine Hofintrige bei Hadrian ungeliebt machte. Danach sind keine Informationen mehr über ihn zu finden. Er starb im Jahre 140 n.Chr. Seine Werke: Er schrieb überwiegend Kaiserbiographien, unter anderem über folgende Kaiser: Caesar, Augustus, Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Vespasian, Titus und Domitian. In seinen Werken findet man aber auch Biographien von Dichtern, Grammatikern und Geschichtsschreibern. All dies ist überwiegend in Latein und Griechisch vorzufinden.

92. Suetonius, G Translate this page suetonius, GT de vita Caesarum. Wittstock,O. (Hrsg.), Akad.-Verl., Berlin 1993. http://www.phil.uni-erlangen.de/~p2latein/petron/seklit/B9.html

Suetonius, G.T.: de vita Caesarum. Wittstock, O. (Hrsg.), Akad.-Verl., Berlin 1993

93. Suetonius Tranquillus: Opera, Vol. I, University Of Michigan Press suetonius Tranquillus. The Opera, vol. I De Vita Caesarum Libri VIII.suetonius Tranquillus. Edited by Maximilian Ihm. 1998. Cloth http://www.press.umich.edu/titles/T1827.html

Opera, vol. I De Vita Caesarum Libri VIII Suetonius Tranquillus Edited by Maximilian Ihm Cloth 3-598-71827-6 $38.50S Available UMP Product Code: T1827 Written primarily in Latin, 1908/1993 edition. Published by K.G. Saur Verlag. Distributed by the University of Michigan Press in Canada and the United States and its dependencies. Related Titles Classical StudiesRoman View the Series: Bibliotheca scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana Shopping Cart Operations MasterCard and Visa holders can accumulate titles by clicking the "Add this Title to Cart" link. Please read our Terms and Conditions of Sale before ordering. Add this Title to Cart Review and Change Cart Contents Complete and Submit Order

94. Suetonius, De Grammaticis Et Rhetoribus [On Teachers Of Grammar And Rhetoric], T suetonius, De Grammaticis et Rhetoribus (On Teachers of Grammar andRhetoric). tr. Robert A. Kaster (1995). Excerpts Adam Kissel. http://home.uchicago.edu/~ahkissel/education/suetonius.html

Suetonius De Grammaticis et Rhetoribus On Teachers of Grammar and Rhetoric tr. Robert A. Kaster (1995) Excerpts Adam Kissel (4.4) The early grammarians used to teach rhetoric also, and there are in circulation treatises by many of them on both skills. (4.5) Following this custom, I believe, the teachers who came laterthough the professions were already distinctnone the less maintained or introduced on their own certain kinds of exercises designed to pave the way to eloquencefor example, set themes, paraphrases, addresses, statements of cause, and other things of this sortso that their pupils' speech would not be altogether unadorned and dry when they were handed over to the teachers of rhetoric. (4.6) I see that nowadays these things are left out of the curriculum through the sloth and inarticulateness of certain teachersfor I should not think that disdain could be the cause. (17.1) Marcus Verrius Flaccus, a freedman, gained fame especially from the character of his teaching: for he made a general practice of pitting students of similar ages and attainments against one another in competition [cf. Comenius ], to give their talents a workout, and would propose not only the subject for their compositions but also a prize for the winnertypically, some old book that was attractive or rare.

95. Virgil And The Aeneid Virgil Navigation The Aeneid Virgil Biography Virgil by suetonius Virgilthe Magician Quotations from Virgil Main Index Virgil by suetonius. http://www.idmon.freeserve.co.uk/zmyth4a.htm

Virgil Navigation The Aeneid Virgil Biography Virgil by Suetonius Virgil the Magician ... Main Index Virgil by Suetonius The following extract was taken from 'Rome The Augustan Age' by Chisolm and Ferguson, Oxford University Press 1981. A number of Lives of Virgil were written in Antiquity, of which the best known, most extensive and most reliable is that found in the introduction to a commentry on Virgil's Bucolics (Eclogues) and Georgics by the 4th century AD grammarian Aelius Donatus. It is very probably taken from a work by Suetonius, On Famous Men, which dealt with a number of poets, including Horace. As the secretary (ab epistulus) to the Emperor Hadrian (AD 117-38), Suetonius would have had access to Augustus's private correspondence and other evidence. Portrait of Vergil, 6th Eclogue From Vergil MSS Vat. lat. 3867; R= Romanus Biography Publius Vergilius Maro, a native of Mantua, had parents of humble origin, especially his father, who according to some was a potter, although the general opinion is that he was at first the hired man of a certain Magus, an attendant on the magistrates, later became his son in law because of his dilligence, and greatly increased his little property by buying up woodlands and raising bees. He was born in the first consulship of Gnaeus Pompeius the Great and Marcus Licinius Crasus, on the ides of October, in a district called Andes, not far distant from Mantua.

96. Antenati: Gaius Tranquillus Suetonius Translate this page Gaius Tranquillus suetonius. Gaius Tranquillus suetonius (o Svetonius).Gaius Tranquillus suetonius (o Svetonius) nacque forse a Bona http://www.girodivite.it/antenati/iisec/_svetoni.htm

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