[79] A vulture was constantly feeding upon Tityos’ liver which as constantly grew again.
[80] Ixion was bound to an ever-revolving wheel.
[81] Life of Nero by Suetonius.
[82] In 66 occurred the visit of the Parthian prince, Tiridates to Italy to receive his crown from the hands of the Roman emperor.
[83] Compare with curse of Dido in Vergil when Aeneas went below.
[84] Wedding day of Poppaea and Nero.
[85] Poppaea’s head appeared on the coins side by side with Nero, and her statues were erected in the public places of Rome.
[86] Sejanus. Juvenal’s Satires.
[87] Seneca and Burrhus were both opposed to the marriage.
[88] Similar to Catullus.