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Principles of Political Economy, Vol. 2

Note 232-7 — Chapter II

John J. (John Joseph) Lalor translation

Sueton.., Caligula, 37. Hoc est luxuriae propositum, gaudere perversis. Seneca., Epist., 122. According to the same letter of Seneca, the luxury of Nero's time had its source rather in vanity than in sensuality and gluttony.

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