Book ii

. 1. 90. Caius did not live to fulfil this prophecy, as he was slain through the perfidy of the Parthian general.]

[Footnote 740: Since thou hast brothers.--Ver. 195. He alludes, probably, to Lucius Cæsar, the other grandson of Augustus, and Marcus Agrippa, the husband of Julia, the daughter of Augustus.]

[Footnote 741: Hast a sire.--Ver. 196. He had been adopted by Augustus. *What rivers are borne.--Ver. 220. See the twentieth line of the Second Elegy, Book iv . of the Tristia. * Perfectly well.--Ver. 222. See a similar passage in the Tristia'