:10:03
Love... and death...
are walking by your side.
:10:09
You will offend gods. Fire
will consume more than your soul.
:10:14
Go away.
:10:17
- This is for you.
- Thank you.
:10:20
- "Satyricon"... whose is it?
- Mine. But that's a secret.
:10:25
You said you didn't write verse,
but I see not only prose here.
:10:30
Nero is the reason
poetry makes me nauseous.
:10:34
Some tickle their throat
with a flamingo's feather,
:10:38
I read Nero's verses.
Instant relief.
:10:42
Though heart remains heavy,
the stomach is light.
:11:19
Greetings and orders from Caesar.
:11:22
l am grateful for the greetings
and shall obey the orders.
:11:28
Aulus Plaucius, you shelter
Lygian king's daughter,
:11:33
who was offered as a pledge
:11:36
for the safety of our boundaries.
:11:39
l am to take her
by orders of the divine Nero.
:11:44
Wait here, Hasta.
:11:49
Lygia?
:11:52
We love you,
as you were our own.
:11:57
But guardianship over hostages
is the Caesar's privilege.