Boadicea

...The government gradually collapsed, finances became disorderly, and prices soared due to the mis-coining of currency. However, public order throughout the empire was still generally good, and the rebellion led by Boadicea (Boudicca), queen of the Iceni in Britain (60-62), was put down, and the long-standing conflict with Parthia over Armenia was handled appropriately by General Corbulo, leading to the recognition of Roman suzerainty in 64. On the other hand, Nero was fascinated by Greek culture, and introduced Greek athletic and artistic competitions to Rome, wrote poems himself to seek the praise of his aides, and in 64 he took up the lyre and took to the stage as a singer in Naples...

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…治政はしだいに破綻を生じ，財政は乱脈となり，通貨の悪鋳によって物価は高騰した。しかし帝国全体の治安はなおおおむね良好で，ブリタニアにおけるイケニ族の女王ボアディケアBoadicea(ブディッカBoudicca)を首領とする反乱(60‐62)は鎮定され，アルメニアをめぐるパルティアとの長年の紛争も，将軍コルブロの適切な処理により，64年ローマの宗主権が承認されるところとなった。　他方ネロはギリシア文化に心酔し，ギリシアの体育･芸術のコンクールをローマに導入し，自ら詩を作って側近の賞讃を求め，64年ナポリで歌手として竪琴を手にして劇場の舞台に立った。…

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