Book II explores the relationship between the young Hadrian and the up-and-coming Trajan, as Domitian's reign progresses. Hadrian follows his education in Rome, while campaigns against the Dacians are threatening the Empire and slugs are threatening the radish patch. Eventually, Hadrian sees his sister Domitia Paulina married off to the much older Servianus.

The linguistic content of Book II includes nouns in declensions 1 to 5, with all major pronouns. Adjectives and adverbs are given in different stages of comparison. Verbs are given in the present tense, in all both active and passive, indicative and subjunctive moods, from conjugations 1 to 4.

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