Excerpt from Memoirs of the Court of Augustus, Vol. 2
Moir S, or rather of Hirtius' Supplement, and the beginning of Tacitus's Annals, there is a gap in the mofl interdling part of the Roman Hifiory. In it is ficnh the Death of the Difiator, the Siege ofmov dena, the fprofcription, the Wars in Afia and Rhodes, the Battles at Philippi, the Siege of Perugia, the Sici lian Sea-fights, the Parthian Expeditions, the final Con teji at Aétium, the Reduéiion of Alexandtia, and the gradual Transfh rmation of the Repuhlic into a M anar ch]. Thefi happen to be jufl comprehended in the Life ofaugustus.
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