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386 GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE dica senecta praefecturam vigilum'et praetorii et alia praemia virtutum quia velocius erat vitiis adeptus crudelitatero mox deinde avaritiam et virilia scelera exercuit corrupto ad omne facinus Nerone qusedam ignaro ausus ac postremo ejusdem desertor ac proditor Unde nou alium pertinacius ad pcenam flagitavere diverso aftectu quibus odium Neronis inerat et quibus desiderium Apud Galbam Titi Vinii potentia defensus prietex- entis servatam ab eo filiam Et baud dubie servaverat non dementia quippe tot interfectis sed effugio in futurum quia pessimus quisque diliidentia praesentium mutatiouem pavens adyersus publicum odium privatam gratiam praeparat unde nulla innocentiae cura sed vices impunitatis Eo infensior popu- lus addita ad vetus Tigellini odium recenti Titi Vinii invidia concurrere tota urbe in palatium ac fora et ubi plurima vulgi icetitia in circum ac tbeatra efTusi seditiosis vocibus obstrepere doiiec Tigellinus accepto apud Sinuessanas aquas supremae ne- cessitatis nuntio inter stupra concubinarum et oscula et deformes moras sectis novacula faucibus infamem vitam foedavit etiam exitu sero et inhonesto Quote and explain the passage in which Juvenal alludes to Tigellinus II -3i$ci Iug-&ορϊ 0Λ3 Give brief accounts of the three great Attic Tragic Poets and point out the principal characteristic features of the iEschylean Sophoclean and Euripidean Drama Examine and illustrate the influence of the Drama both tragic and comic upon the character of the Athenians Translate into English blank verse with such short notes as are necessary ή μην ετι Zeis καίπερ αυθάδη φρον&ν εσται ταπεινός οίον εξαρτυεται γάμον γαμεϊν ος αντόν εκ τυραννίδας θρόνων Γ- άϊστον έκβαΧεΐ' πατρός δ6 άρα Κρόνου τότ ήδη παντελώς κρανθήσιται ήν εκπίτνων ήράτο δηναιών θρόνων