Domitia

Domitia

Sabine Baring-Gould, Anglican priest, hagiographer, antiquarian, novelist and eclectic scholar (1834 – 1924)


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Table of Contents

- About This Book

- Book I. Domitia

- Chapter I. The Port Of Cenchræa

- Chapter Ii. An Ill-omen

- Chapter Iii. Corbulo

- Chapter Iv. There Is No Star

- Chapter V. The Ship Of The Dead

- Chapter Vi. I Do Not Know

- Chapter Vii. The Face Of The Dead

- Chapter Viii. The Sword Of The Dead

- Chapter Ix. Sheathed

- Chapter X. Ubi Felicitas

- Chapter Xi. The Veils Of Ishtar

- Chapter Xii. The Fall Of The Veils

- Chapter Xiii. To Rome

- Chapter Xiv. A Little Supper

- Chapter Xv. The Lectisternium

- Chapter Xvi. In The House Of The Actor

- Chapter Xvii. The Saturnalia Of 69

- Chapter Xviii. A Refugee

- Chapter Xix. The End Of Vitellius

- Chapter Xx. Changed Tactics

- Chapter Xxi. The Virgin's Wreath

- Chapter Xxii. Quoniam Tu Caius, Ego Caia

- Chapter Xxiii. The End Of The Day

- Chapter Xxiv. Albanum

- Chapter Xxv. By A Razor

- Chapter Xxvi. Intermezzo

- Book Ii. Domitia

- Chapter I. An Appeal

- Chapter Ii. The Fish

- Chapter Iii. In The Insula

- Chapter Iv. Another Appeal

- Chapter V. Atrium Vestæ

- Chapter Vi. For The People

- Chapter Vii. The Blues Have It

- Chapter Viii. The Lower Stool

- Chapter Ix. Glyceria

- Chapter X. The Accursed Field

- Chapter Xi. Again: The Sword Of Corbulo

- Chapter Xii. The Tablets

- Chapter Xiii. The Hour Of Twelve

- Chapter Xiv. In The Tullianum

- Chapter Xv. Drawing To The Light

- Chapter Xvi. An Ecstasy

- Chapter Xvii. Hail, Gladsome Light

- Footnotes