102. Quintilian's Affection for his Wife and Child,
103. Quintilian bewails the early Death of his Son,
104. The Power of Pathos,
105. Reply of Tiberius to Sejanus, who had asked the
Emperor to allow his Marriage with Livia,
106. Boadicea excites her Countrymen against the
Romans,
107. Seneca, anticipating Nero's Displeasure, implores
to be allowed to retire into a private station,.
108. Nero's Insidious Reply,
109. Otho's Address to his Army after the Battle of
Bedriacum,
110. Calgacus, a British Patriot, stirs up his Country-
men to throw off the Roman Yoke,
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