[85] Ibid., I, iii, 1-4.
[86] Ibid., I, vi, III, iii, IV, iii, V, ii, 1-44, xi, xiv, Ex Ponto, I, iv, III, i.
[87] Tristia, III, vii.
[88] xxxvii, 39 ff.
[89] xxi, 10.
[90] This is the generally accepted date, but it is possible that Vitruvius may have lived somewhat later.
[91] Hercules Furens, Troades (or Hecuba), Phœnissæ (or Thebaïs, two disconnected scenes from Theban myths), Medea, Phædra (or Hippolytus), Œdipus, Agamemnon, Thyestes, and Hercules Œtæus. The Fabula Prætexta entitled Octavia is not by Seneca.
[92] Lines 893-944. Translated by Ella Isabel Harris.
[93] This Lucilius has been supposed, though without sufficient reason, to be the author of the Ætna (see p. 141).
[94] Pharsalia, ix, 256-283.