The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-20

- rr~lparsi gfh 10 trutsrsi" ma &
nv 81 b affsnd. Hn every uort ard a.
f.n q Tt-fnIs ~ romr,nn sh~ tel
To- 81 ouly . y-rv ahl~ man S'uhd have
-I#r-ssied ,ugusfu- vItb.uf tr~skrs .
'ta' I~ure~ors -ots 80 t~sth q ~
gtsf - p -a.stIu r'-. Obr hat 'isr' vo'Ua'
- 90 iur~ral s'urrs=-Ir ~ he i~aih Il
Titsriu-. ~ Roman Frnt.ror hal b~come
an insuuiion. the pivot Irrn shirh The
whole ms'h.n-Tv = civ.us-t . /, s"nr~
TUNED '~hrrIshou, no Mrdi'-r-ur-sn
World Hen" 'he REGULAR hf'"rrss-
against ll-ru. Tie Ours fc' 'hnt
IN his reign their l,st chance 'ai gone
Moreover. thsv To- that b. hsi teen .1
sDm~ 1870 \ traitor % hts own caste
Ne'her 'hs julian nor ID. Ortayisn fsriiv
lad lon among 'hs foremost hor~. -
Rome 'll the genius - The sr., TO Cr.ar-
rat-~d them from their comparative M
srur'y. on The Other hand. rsnv ~ The
mos, ,mportsn, events In NE history ~
Rome no less than hsr bu'ldiuas te- rN1r.
h.r sg,educts and nsnv ~ Ter public mon
ufncn,s. .ere associated With 40 ,lsVd.r'
-tock. while the l.INisp, with v lCh - VS.
intSrTnarrtei. VAS only le.s Gls' ~ gu.shsd.
Y, viii - r~remN-r~t thai ul<rus he
Emperor represented 18th - thes~ s'o'Ss
taing the eld-., son o. Tit~rUs C.sUd.4s
Nero hy Iva, ~ho al .equentlv married
Augustus. II IN furth~- to 10 borne iu
mind hat Augustus had h~~n tolerated 10y
The old Senatorisl fafniLes l~cauSe h. sr-
vice. TO IN. Stats could no % der earird
They consol.d t~hen.elv--, however. with
the reae-,ioe thai, .on. day Ausu~'us
would die. He did lie. ~. poser e.
N-,N 81. hsaI. 1etlA u,,~ g..s-H"tt1ffs
representative 20 IN. old Roman nobility
the opportunity for . restoration 81 ~"
narrow ollgsrrhy - "a. republic came
| and f. pa..-d away forever.
Inst is tho reason Why Tberius was
regarded with peculiar hatred hy 80 old
Sens'orsl families There VA another
roa-on whv Tsri'u. should direct h. hatred
against Tbertu- rather than against Nero.
or Caliguls. OF Csudius Tiers vas moth
lng 20 te gained by damaging ~. r"pi-
tatiun % an emperor universally acknowl-
sds~I 10 - = v'i!sin or a fool 10 FAR a.
Cslixula. Claudu, and Nero were con
Cern-d. judrn~n' lad h>-n vasssl IN The
sense In which Taci,rs wished Il - h. rss~~i
bat ther- v-rs I's numerous documents
in evidence ~ tho fsc' that Tih~rius had
been q good emperor. aud that Greater
Rome. n no. ne ,i'y ~ Rome, had pros
pered under his rlla.
Tacitu. WAS made Coasni SrFectus hy
Nsrva. and the high esteem In which ~"
was held under Tra.an j. attested hy the
allu sions 20 him In ne iet'-rs - The younger
Plinv Tart'us va. Interested IN proving
t.st till the r~isu. - Ncrya and Irslan.
there never tad i--.n a good emperor
Augustus. lrd.ai. wa- IHvord tho reach
Of attACa hs reputation could not b"
a mayed Nv naiguln' ep'rrsfNs. but tho
end - th- POI. Eq g Tih"rgs hal h~en In
volvci In . st-as ~ cstss'roph- who~n an
questioned horrors would l"ui ~" inilitv
T. misrepresentation Il the events hv
which u Lad tom rr,->~iNi Whom Tap.'uS
wrote no senate had ius' emerged from
persecution at the hands II JONATHAN. the
c.rse 3D.; whose reign lad hem Attacks
-r.n 'ha lives and prope-'v - eminent
T~n c-NiY-t~d Nv paid ~ilforncr- There
vas some evidence that 'he svs'em ~ ~
varding informers had hrst becn ester-
siv~ly used ia the rcign 81 Ib~riGs. and
Tacitus seams 10 hay" believed that he
| could find abundant material in the r~Cort-
- hat reign for drawing up a strong in
dlctment against the practice Of employ
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