Dio 51.12.5

Roman History 51.12.5

Author
Cassius Dio
Translator
Earnest Cary

Roman History

51.12.5

Cassius Dio

translated by Earnest Cary

5Such were the subtleties of speech and of attitude which she employed, and sweet were the glances she cast at him and the words she murmured to him. Now Caesar was not insensible to the ardour of her speech and the appeal to his passions, but he pretended to be; and letting his eyes rest upon the ground, he merely said: “Be of good cheer, woman, and keep a stout heart; for you shall suffer no harm.”