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Messalina ... incensa est.

Messalina was on fire

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novo et quasi insano amore

with a new and you might say mad passion

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nam in C. Silium ... ita exarserat

For she had become so inflamed with Gaius Silius

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iuventutis Romanae pulcherrimum

the most handsome of the young men of Rome

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ut Iuniam Silanam ... exturbaret

that she drove out Junia Silana

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nobilem feminam,

a noble woman,

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matrimonio eius

from her marriage

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liberoque adultero poteretur.

and won the free lover for herself.

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neque Silius ... nescius erat:

And Silius was not unaware

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flagitii aut periculi

of the scandal or the danger

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sed intellexit exitium ... fore certum

but he understood that his death would be certain

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si abnueret,

if he were to refuse

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et, si consentiret,

and, if he agreed,

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nonnullam ... spem esse;

there was some hope

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facinoris celandi

of hiding the crime

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simulque se ... accepturum

and at the same time he would receive

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magna praemia

great benefits

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igitur placuit

Therefore it was pleasing [for him]

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neglegere futura

to ignore the future

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praesentibus frui.

[and] to enjoy the present.

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illa non furtim

She, not secretly,

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sed multis cum comitibus

but with many companions

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ventitat domum,

came repeatedly to his house

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egredienti adhaeret,

she clung to him when he went out,

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dat opes honoresque;

she gave him money and honours;

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postremo servi, liberti, paratus principis

finally slaves, freedmen, possessions of the Emperor,

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apud adulterum saepe videbantur.

were often seen at the house of the adulterer.

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at Claudius matrimonii sui ignarus.

But Claudius was ignorant of what was going on in his marriage.