Domitian, 482; erected by him, 483.
Nemi, lake of, 276, note.
NERE, his descent, 337-339; birth, 340; youth, 341; succeeds Claudius,
342; begins his reign well, 343; gives spectacles and largesses, 344,
345; receives king Tiridates, 346; administration of justice, ib.;
his public buildings, 347; cruelties to the Christians, ib., and note;
undertakes no foreign wars, 348; appears on the stage, as a singer, at
Naples, 350; at Rome, 351; as a charioteer, 352; in Greece, 353;
triumphal return, 354; his revels and vices, 356; foul debaucheries,
357; prodigality, 358; his Golden House, 359; other works, 360;
extortions, ib., 361; his murders: Britannicus, 362; his mother, 363;
his remorse, 364; marries Poppaea Sabina, ib.; Messalina, ib.; his
butcheries, 365, 366; sets fire to Rome, 367; sings whilst it is
burning, ib.; disasters in Britain, 368; and in the East, 369; lampoons
on him, ib.; revolt of Vindex, in Gaul, 370; appeals to the senate,
371; Galba declares against him in Spain, 372; proposes to march
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