361 ([return])
[ Priam is said to have had no less than fifty sons and daughters; some of the latter, however, survived him, as Hecuba, Helena, Polyxena, and others.]
362 ([return])
[ There were oracles at Antium and Tibur. The “Praenestine Lots” are described by Cicero, De Divin. xi. 41.]
363 ([return])
[ Agrippina, and Nero and Drusus.]
364 ([return])
[ He is mentioned before in the Life of AUGUSTUS, c. xc.; and also by Horace, Cicero, and Tacitus.]
365 ([return])
[ Obscure Greek poets, whose writings were either full of fabulous stories, or of an amatory kind.]