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Messalina ... incensa est.
Messalina was on fire
novo et quasi insano amore
with a new and you might say mad passion
nam in C. Silium ... ita exarserat
For she had become so inflamed with Gaius Silius
iuventutis Romanae pulcherrimum
the most handsome of the young men of Rome
ut Iuniam Silanam ... exturbaret
that she drove out Junia Silana
nobilem feminam,
a noble woman,
matrimonio eius
from her marriage
liberoque adultero poteretur.
and won the free lover for herself.
neque Silius ... nescius erat:
And Silius was not unaware
flagitii aut periculi
of the scandal or the danger
sed intellexit exitium ... fore certum
but he understood that his death would be certain
si abnueret,
if he were to refuse
et, si consentiret,
and, if he agreed,
nonnullam ... spem esse;
there was some hope
facinoris celandi
of hiding the crime
simulque se ... accepturum
and at the same time he would receive
magna praemia
great benefits
igitur placuit
Therefore it was pleasing [for him]
neglegere futura
to ignore the future
praesentibus frui.
[and] to enjoy the present.
illa non furtim
She, not secretly,
sed multis cum comitibus
but with many companions
ventitat domum,
came repeatedly to his house
egredienti adhaeret,
she clung to him when he went out,
dat opes honoresque;
she gave him money and honours;
postremo servi, liberti, paratus principis
finally slaves, freedmen, possessions of the Emperor,
apud adulterum saepe videbantur.
were often seen at the house of the adulterer.
at Claudius matrimonii sui ignarus.
But Claudius was ignorant of what was going on in his marriage.