| Index Entry | Caligula, had princely accomplishments, could dance, play harp |
| Location | Ancient Rome |
| Citation | AWM.734.012 28 Mar-4 Apr 1734:12 (744) [In article on liberty of the press, the following:] Yet, Tiberius was fond of fame; he panted after applause; he would have been favourable remembred by posterity: . . . [3 lines in Latin]. So was Caligula, so was Nero, who took vast pains to distinguish themselves, by the most Princely accomplishments, of driving a chariot, of dancing, playing upon the harp and other instruments of music. . . |
| Generic Title | American Weekly Mercury |
| Date | 1734.04.04 |
| Publisher | Bradford, Andrew |
| City, State | Philadelphia, PA |
| Year | 1734 |
| Bibliography | B0000951 |