Book Three: LXV The Downfall of Sejanus.Book Three: LXIV His Treatment of Agrippina and Her Sons.Book Three: LXII The Effects of Drusus the Younger’s Death.Book Three: LXI The Increasing Cruelty of His Reign.Book Three: LIX Satires Directed Against Him.Book Three: LVIII His Abuse of Lese-Majesty.Book Three: LVI His Treatment of His Greek Companions.Book Three: LV His Treatment of His Advisors.Book Three: LIV His Treatment of His Grandsons Nero and Drusus.Book Three: LIII His Treatment of Agrippina the Elder.Book Three: LII His Lack of Affection for Drusus the Younger and Germanicus.Book Three: LI His Later Enmity Towards Livia.Book Three: XLVII His Lack of Public Generosity.Book Three: XLIII His Licentiousness on Capri.Book Three: XLI His Final Retirement to Capreae.Book Three: XXXIX His Withdrawal to Campania.Book Three: XXXVIII His Dislike of Travel.Book Three: XXXVII His Suppression of Lawlessness.Book Three: XXXVI The Banning of Foreign Rites and Superstitions.Book Three: XXXV His Strictures Regarding Marriage and Rank.Book Three: XXXIV His Cost and Price Controls.Book Three: XXXIII His Regulation of Abuses.Book Three: XXXII His Modesty and Respect for Tradition.Book Three: XXXI His Support of the Consuls and the Rule of Law.Book Three: XXX His Support of the Senate.Book Three: XXVIII His Support of Free Speech.Book Three: XXVII His Dislike of Flattery.Book Three: XXVI His Political Discretion.Book Three: XXIII The Reading of Augustus’ Will.Book Three: XX Triumphant Return to Rome.Book Three: XVI Campaigning in Illyricum.Book Three: IX His Military and Official Appointments.Book Three: VII Marriage and Family Matters.This work may be freely reproduced, stored and transmitted, electronically or otherwise, for any non-commercial purpose. Kline © Copyright 2010 All Rights Reserved
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