A History of Rome to the Death of Cæsar
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Si and 80, making as little use as might be of his exceptional powers. Senate and people, in their different spheres, were duly consulted, and the ordinary magistrates appointed for 81 B.C. In 80 B.C. he took the consulship with Metellus Pius, and thus paved the way for the restoration of the republican order. He refused re-election for 79 B.C., and at the beginning of the year resigned his dictatorship. Whatever share indifference and the desire of ease may have had in his deter- mination, thi...s act was the logical outcome of his ideas. Enig- matical as it seemed, it was politically necessary if he was not to stultify his own legislation. More than this ; unless he accepted permanent office he could not accept office at all ; he was too big a man for the machine he had created. Calling the people together, to their surprise and admiration, he laid down his power, dismissed his lictors and guard, offered to give a reckoning ior his acts, and passed away unchallenged to his home, a private citizen, amid the breathless wonder of the crowd.
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Si and 80, making as little use as might be of his exceptional powers. Senate and people, in their different spheres, were duly consulted, and the ordinary magistrates appointed for 81 B.C. In 80 B.C. he took the consulship with Metellus Pius, and thus paved the way for the restoration of the republican order. He refused re-election for 79 B.C., and at the beginning of the year resigned his dictatorship. Whatever share indifference and the desire of ease may have had in his deter- mination, thi...s act was the logical outcome of his ideas. Enig- matical as it seemed, it was politically necessary if he was not to stultify his own legislation. More than this ; unless he accepted permanent office he could not accept office at all ; he was too big a man for the machine he had created. Calling the people together, to their surprise and admiration, he laid down his power, dismissed his lictors and guard, offered to give a reckoning ior his acts, and passed away unchallenged to his home, a private citizen, amid the breathless wonder of the crowd.
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