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Instructions for kings to govern with corrupt ministers
A reflective monologue on royal misrule urging a sovereign to elevate pliant, self serving ministers, ignore virtuous officials, and crush liberty. It cites Tiberius Claudius era figures like Suilius and Narcissus ab Epistolis as warnings, condemning bribery, perjury, and court intrigue as paths to ruin. It ends with a warning from Lucifer urging vigilance against oppressive governance.
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Rome
Seneca
Lexteca
Mesfalina
Senate
Balearic
Majorca
Minorca
Nerulinus
Suilius
Tacitus
Lavith
Claudius Casar
Suetonius
Narcissus
Epistolis
Pallas
Narciffus
Accese
Agrippina