Gr. 607 A, edited by M. Treu, Ohlau, 1880, p. 29 ff.), who seems to have used Dio as a source: a) The mother of Augustus just one day previous to her travail beheld in a dream how her womb was snatched away and carried up into heaven.

The following are the lines of Schiller where the river speaks in a distich: Treu wie dem Schwfeizer gebührt bewach'ich Germaniens Grenze, Aber der Gallier hüpft über den duldenden Strom.

He said to Clara simply, "Bleib mir treu," and she nodded her head a little, very sadly.

<b>TREU, OR TREY, KATHARINA.</b> Born at Bamberg.