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TABLE OF CHAPTERS

chap.			page
XL.	lines 6577-6794, Fr. 6495-6710		223
		How Seneca, that noble man, Succumbed beneath his pupil’s ban; Set in a bath to die was he, By Nero’s savage cruelty.
XLI.	lines 6795-6884, Fr. 6711-6796		230
		This tells how Nero sought to hide Within a garden, where he died, Self-slain. Thus, coward-like, life’s stage He fled, nor dared the people’s rage.
XLII.	lines 6885-7606, Fr. 6797-7526		233
		This tells how Phanie to the king Gave warning that his pride would bring Him shameful death. The dream but sung His knell, when he on gallows hung.

END OF VOL. I.

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