The Morals of Princes: Or, An Abstract of the Most Remarkable Passages Contain'd in the History of All the Emperors who Reign'd in Rome. With a Moral Reflection Drawn from Each Quotation |
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ADRIAN Affaffination Afia againſt alſo Army AURELIAN BASSIANUS becauſe Birth CÆSAR call'd caus'd cauſe CESAR chofe Chriftians CLAUDIUS COMMODUS confequently confiderable confifts Conquefts cou'd Court Death DECIUS declar'd Defign Defire Dignity DIOCLESIAN DOMITIAN Emperor Enemy enter'd fame fecond feem'd felf fent feveral fhew fhew'd fhou'd fince firft firſt fome foon Fortune fuch fuffer GALBA gave Glory Goths Government HELIOGABALUS himſelf HISTORY Honour Intereft Juftice kill'd King laft likewife lofing MACRINUS Mafter MARC ANTONY MARCUS MARCUS AURELIUS Minifters moft MORAL REFLECTION moſt muſt neceffary NERO NERVA oblig'd OCTAVIUS order'd Paffion Perfians Perfon PERSENIUS PERTINAX Pleaſures Poffeffion Policy POMPEY Power preferve Prince proclaim'd prov'd Provinces publick Puniſhment Reaſon receiv'd reduc'd refolv'd refus'd Reign reign'd remain'd render'd return'd Revenge Roman Empire Rome Sarmatians Senate SEVERUS SEXTUS POMPEY Soldiers Sovereign Subjects Succeffor thefe themſelves theſe thofe thoſe thro TIBERIUS TRAJAN uſe VESPASIAN Victory Virtue VITELLIUS whofe wou'd