ely subdued, more by his own feebleness as a voluptuary. 308 COMIC HISTORY OF ROME. [CHAP. XXX. than by the strength of his opponent, an empire fell into the hands ofOctavius. He was invested with the title of Imperator for life ; andhe retained his position till his death—a circumstance to be… … The End of Julius Csesar. BRADBURY, EVANS, AND CO , PRINTERS, WHITKFR1ARS. BECKETT %fe. STJMEDBYJOHN LEECH
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