g Marcus Valerius Alexander has a Man holdfegv a Speaf>«and
leaning ori a Tripos, which probably fignifies-ihe Sword was
there Iheathed:
Woman holding a-Sacr&ing-Knife anol'lx.
Admrius his "&&§#•' vrititf-azfawripfo zndCBS.'SIL
denoting Plenty, and that he had beeii thrice Gonful.
- The nextThing to be confideried^is to account for the£i/ain
in Britain^ that the Reveffes of theiyGoins maybe the hotter
tmderftood.
: ^uliusCdefar^ as appeal'by hisnwn.Account^:defcendeds#om
ah ahdent Kingiof Roke^ by-his Moth^’s
Side, by his Father’s from the Gods-;'at Seventeen*5Years*§£
ggjBHp wls 'made Flameti Bialkj T$even ¥rfr#aitp#arS#®:e--
ftor of Spaing next lEdiluy and afterwards Pontifex Maximus.’
WftiMt he wa^nvadSfi^ this Ifland^' his Daughter y»hV'died,
andhs'Senec^fteftifies, he fought Fiftyieveral Battles
cefs, had Five Triumphs, been Four times ConfuD-Skhat-laft
^s-murtheVeUTy a Confpiracyof the Senator^ the »Chief-of
whofll walms Relation^Bra^r.'
The Second Ceefar that made any Advance in Britain* wk$
Brufus Claudius: He landed at the Mouth of the Thames^ and
there Joined his General Plautius. For his Sueeefs here' his
Army faluted him by the Name of Imperator. The Britain's f&v
his Clemency after their Overthrow, eredted Temples arid^Al-
'tarscto him and worlhipfped him as a God. He had a Triumph
eroded to him: Upon the Louver of the Palace a Naval1 Gb-
ronet was fix'd, as if at that Time -Britain had been the Mi-
ftrefsof the Sea, and that the Enfign of its new Subjection.'“-See
Suetonius. He had Two Sons in Law, Pompeius and Silanusy who,
while heafcerided the Capitol upon his Knees, conftantly fuppor-
ted him. He exhibited Triumphal Sports and Games, affum’d the
Confular Office and Authority, diverted himfeif with the Killing
of Bears, Fighting of Champions, and the Youths oft AJia
Dancing in Armor.
Nero
Britifb as vfori^ë alledge, aftèrwJrdS' ppifonidöheillM^
iÉeft'ahal Ifcferiëi oi drfefj and died, having
foffihprasdl Men j'-vtwas hetbafc;fgnt hitherthe Tygntiefh Le-*
Galba continued in BritaM.his Genex^kT^b^^^fa^mm.r
adOfift'ösffl^i^edlBhEnlaéieiififenejail, .and gpjjerned •.bn^Mnet#
BtyéfpitiiarKtakeè1 the Opportunity! of thejC^vil \^%|^jbetwi%t
them f He1 fhad/fefved from a' Youjfch)infthp<Bpt^b Wafse xm - >
manded the fecond llibegiStt.; ■andsfé-ntf -into Britain $ÊÈk great
(iM$b$%l^Uus.JigkiGahtyr whd d eftr oy ’d
and Habits, who for, the great •Exploits p^rlbrpied'^y hi&Gier -
nera|ri|Aö^s WassF iHeen times -faluted ||$tbeiiNagiè^ Jmpe ra-i:
tw i 1 in
o'^Dote^h^ifl^dKêtsto.the fubdufidinma.tkr
BatfléS,''as lilfêwife the Caledonians under the Condu^ef A^rimlcy
In htoCfettitoer.hei Commanded hinjfejf, to; ,be ftilmspoid^rta1-
LordJ M
-:d apd ^dd
Atfeosding td jAfrfarfinujiy hp built Coct-zara in fyQcqfbm^ nbwftiled
-Mihtihvjferl Hi
• i ifUfyumTrqjwui-X&woed the-t^volting^^rz^//2a-r: During ItHele-
Two aEffipproPsitRagns,: :• m Bn*
taity hödeï^r^fjn hjs L,ife-tipie. f >
in thd’Rfhpire;: cpnftitu|^Jp^wtdi|z t%Munici|ar Laxyst
at Sëffions and Affizes ordered the Rods arid Axds
ed tor die ^c^dn^s^fec^fso^ev,
ahariiy o f i t h e W ^ y ^ : ,Herd,\e% ^ P < -ttiedel|gy.
Lis ®uclpfpdpm|hmJn
a goodly Pillar ofOne Hundred a.pd, Fo^tyyoot ih Tieig^t.: ,
- yiMiirn:Mdria-m^ w 4 e . | ^ 9 ^ ^ . , t ^ - f f i e
Sixth YeagpFihM I 4 :
P • . [ t ƒ ' . 1 ^lw.5, bblèiers .