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Octavia

Seneca

Form
Form Play
Year
Year 68 CE
Originally in
Originally in Latin
Pages
Pages 60

Agrippina rises from the underworld with a torch lit at her own pyre and promises her son a wedding worthy of it. He had her murdered; she has come back to curse the marriage he wants and to name the ruin waiting for him.

Clemency is a great cure for fear.
Octavia, Seneca

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