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When the Trojans sent Ambassadours to Tiberius, to condole the death of his Father Augustus, a long time after he was dead; the Emperour considering the unseasonableness of it, requited them ac∣cordingly, saying, And I am sorry for your heaviness, having lost so valiant a Knight as Hector; who was slain above a thousand years before.