Ammon > (An Egyptian divinity to whom was dedicated a celebrated temple and oracle at Ammonium (Siwah), in Libya, which was visited by Alexander. Ammon was identified by the Romans with Jupiter) 9 Till, scorned of God and man, a shameful death he died. of > by 105.49 All these together in one heape were throwne, 2 Like carkases of beasts in butchers stall. And in another corner wide were strowne 4 The antique ruines of the _Romaines_ fall: Great _Romulus_ the Grandsyre of them all, 6 Proud _Tarquin_, and too lordly _Lentulus_, Stout _Scipio_, and stubborne _Hanniball_, 8 Ambitious _Sylla_, and sterne _Marius_, High _C{ae}sar_, great _Pompey_, and fierce _Antonius_. 1 All these together in one heap were thrown, 2 Like carcases of beasts in butcher's stall. 3 And in another corner wide were strewn 4 The antique ruins of the Romans' fall: 5 Great Romulus, the grandsire of them all, Romulus > (Founder and first king of Rome, the twin brother of Remus) grandsire > grandfather 6 Proud Tarquin, and too lordly Lentulus, Tarquin > (Lucius Tarquinius Superbus (died after 496 BC), last king of Rome) Lentulus > (One of the families of the patrician gens _Cornelia_; it gave rise to the Latin noun _Lentulitas_, coined by Cicero, meaning "the family pride of the Lentuli") 7 Stout Scipio, and stubborn Hannibal, Stout > Proud; bold; obstinate Scipio > (Publius Cornelius Scipio (Scipio Africanus Major), c. 232- 183 BC, the general who defeated Hannibal at Zama, 202 BC) Hannibal > (247-183 BC, general of the Carthaginians in the Second Punic War; after his defeat by Scipio he suffered exile and committed suicide with poison) 8 Ambitious Sulla, and stern Marius, Sulla > (Lucius Cornelius Sulla, 138-78 BC, rival of Marius, who rose from humble origins to become dictator of Rome) Marius > (Gaius Cornelius Marius, c. 155-86 BC, leader of the popular party in Rome, seven times a consul, conqueror of Jugurtha and the Cimbri) 9 High Caesar, great Pompey, and fierce Antonius. Caesar > (Gaius Julius Caesar, c. 101-44 BC, whose overweening power and ambition led to his assassination) Pompey > (Pompeius Magnus, 106-48 BC, triumvir with Caesar and Crassus; Caesar's great rival) Antonius > (Marcus Antonius, Mark Antony, c. 83-30 BC, triumvir and general; committed suicide after defeat by Octavian) 105.50 Amongst these mighty men were wemen mixt, 2 Proud wemen, vaine, forgetfull of their yoke: The bold _Semiramis_, whose sides transfixt 4 With sonnes owne blade, her fowle reproches spoke; Faire _Sthenob{oe}a_, that her selfe did choke 6 With wilfull cord, for wanting of her will; High minded _Cleopatra_, that with stroke 8 Of Aspes sting her selfe did stoutly kill: And thousands moe the like, that did that dongeon fill. 1 Amongst these mighty men were women mixed, 2 Proud women, vain, forgetful of their yoke: 3 The bold Semiramis, whose sides transfixed