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Introduction to the Literature of Europe in the Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Seventeenth Centuries, Vol. 2

Note 509 — Chapter XXII · (continued 2)

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—— Nec crimen inesse Concubitu nimium tali, Cleopatra, putabunt Qui Ptolemæorum thalamos, consuetaque jura Incestæ novere domûs, fratremque sorori Conjugio junctam, sacræ sub nomine tædæ Majus adulterio delictum; turpius îsset, Quis credat? justi ad thalamos Cleopatra mariti, Utque minus lecto peccaret, adultera facta est.

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