Www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . Von seinem parentshe geerbt großen Reichtum. Er war der investedwith curule Büros vor dem legitimateage. Er war Prätor a.d. 20, und Konsul 33. Nach seinem Consulat hatte er die Regierung ofGaul, 89, wo er auf ein erfolgreiches waragainst die Deutschen, und restauriert disciplineamong der Truppen durchgeführt. Nach dem Tod von Caligulamany seiner Freunde ihn gedrängt, theempire zu greifen, und er bevorzugte eine private Station. Claudius ihn entnwled, in 45, mit der preisbeeinflussung Storage-netzwerke in Afrika, die er regierte withwisdom und Integrität. In der Regierungszeit von Ner

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www.flickr.com/photos/internetarchivebookimages/tags/book... . From his parentshe inherited great wealth. He was investedwith the curule offices before the legitimateage. He was praetor a.d. 20, and consul 33.After his consulship he had the government ofGaul, 89, where he carried on a successful waragainst the Germans, and restored disciplineamong the troops. On the death of Caligulamany of his friends urged him to seize theempire, but he preferred a private station.Claudius entnwled him, in 45, with the adminis-tration of Africa, which he governed withwisdom and integrity. In the reign of Nero helived for several years in retirement, throughfear of the tyrants suspicion ; but in 61 Nerogave him the government of Hispania Tarra-! conensis. where he remained for eight years.I In 68 Vindex rebelled in Gaul. About theI same time Galba was informed that Nero had 352 GALENUS sent secret orders for his assassination. Hetherefore resolved to follow the example ofVindex ; but he did not assume the imperialtitle, and professed to act only as the legate of. Ser. Sulpicius Galba, Roman Emperor, A.D. 68-(Obv., head of emperor, HIP. SEE. GALBA AVG. ; )•<•!?..crown of oak-leaves {coro7ia civica), SPQR OB C S (emsservatos). the Roman senate and people. Shortly after-wards Nero was murdered; and Galba pro-ceeded to Rome, where he was acknowledgedas emperor. But his severity and avarice madehim unpopular, especially with the soldiers.His powers had also become enfeebled by age, and he was under the sway of favourites, whoperpetrated many enormities in his name. Per-ceiving the weakness of his government, headopted Piso Licinianus as his successor. Butthis only hastened his ruin. Otho, who hadhoped to be adopted by Galba, formed a con-spiracy among the soldiers, who mutinied sixdays after the adoption of Piso. Galba wasmurdered, and Otho was proclaimed emperor.(Life by Suet, and Plut.; Tac. Hist. i. 7-49;Dio Cass, lxiii. 22 S.). Galenus, Claudius, commonly called Galen, the cele

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