for the emperor’s welfare; but the expressions in which we have sworn faith to our present government deserve to be emphasized--if you will rule the state wisely and for the good of all ... that is you will only be preserved by the gods, on the condition that you rule the state wisely and for the welfare of all.” THE END. Transcriber’s Note Incidental typographical errors have been corrected, and are noted in table below. On occasion, apparent errors, in modern usage, are allowed to stand. In particular, the repeated use of ‘eat’ in the past tense, even where the subjunctive is not in play, sounds odd to our ear. On. p. 235, the footnote anchor 146 was missing from the text and has added. This table documents the textual issues encountered, and their resolution. p. 8 [h]as suddenly vanished Added. p. 18 be[./ ]baptized in a quarry Corrected. p. 26 in such contempt[.]" Added. p. 35 Latin word '_religio_?["/'] Corrected. p. 43 ["]By Castor, Added. p. 50 n. 41 "In the commencement Added. p. 56 n. 45 Juv. VI, 31[)] Added. p. 60 n. 46 accidently _sic._ p. 79 come _sic._ p. 87 you may bes[ei/ie]ge me Transposed. p. 89 to Chian figs.[)“/”)] Transposed. p. 125 Piacenza[.] Added. p. 128 magna[min/nim]ous Transposed. p. 133 a[u/n]xiously Corrected. p. 160 resolute[d]ly _sic._ p. 168 retractation _sic._ p. 169 responsib[i]lity Added. p. 177 bursting into tears[.] Added. p. 184 of Cornelia.["] Added. p. 205 Febru[r]ary Removed. p. 224 co[u]nsul Removed. p. 234 this very spot[.] Added. p. 242 tort[ru/ur]e Transposed. his defenceless prey[.] Added. End of Project Gutenberg's Quintus Claudius, Volume 2 of 2, by Ernst Eckstein