Dreams in The Lives of the Twelve Caesars (Thomson trans., rev. Forester) — Suetonius; trans. Alexander Thomson, rev. T. Forester
15 records · Published c. 121 / 1796 (trans.) · Public domain (author died 100+ years ago)
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- Translator d. 1803; reviser T. Forester d. 1872.
Dream records from this source
- The boy in Jupiter’s bosom c. 69 BCE
- The mother who was the earth 68 BCE
- Her body stretched to the stars 63 BCE
- His son with thunder and a sceptre c. 60 BCE
- A youth let down on a golden chain c. 50 BCE
- Soaring above the clouds the night before 15 March 44 BCE (eve)
- Fortune waiting weary at the door c. 15 BCE
- The statue could not be erected 37 CE
- The ocean spoke to him c. 37–41 CE
- The rudder was forced from him c. 59–68 CE
- When Nero has a tooth drawn 67 CE
- Serapis sent the blind man to the emperor 69–70 CE
- A balance exactly poised c. 70–79 CE
- A golden hump on his neck c. 90s CE
- Minerva withdrew from her sanctuary 96 CE
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