A story of intrigue in ancient Rome, in which one attempts to win the love of his friend's wife, but even though he practices all sorts of machinations to accomplish his purpose, he fails and adequate deserts are meted out to him. An attractive feature of this picture is the reproduction of scenes in a Roman house. The details are worked out with close attention to the details of the manners and customs of that time so that, apart from its interest as a story, the film contains much of actual educational interest. Acting and photography combine to make a technically satisfactory picture. - The Moving Picture World, April 16, 1910
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