"Except where I am convinced that an informer does not expect to benefit directly or indirectly by his accusations, but brings them from a sense of true patriotism and public decency, I not only discount their importance as evidence but I put a black mark against that informer's name and never afterwards employ him in any position of trust..."
Letter from Augustus to Livia
I, Claudius by Robert Graves, pg. 324
Monday, July 18, 2005
The Gods, they speak to us.
Posted by LD at 11:45 PM
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