Aurelian
Aurelian
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Their aim has been a high one, and the favor of the gods has been theirs. Aurelian may do more andbetter in the same work, seeing his power is greater and his piety morezealous. ' 'These are admitted truths, Fronto, save the last; but whither do theytend?' 'To this. Because, Aurelian, vice has been in Rome; because even thepriesthood has been corrupt, and the temples themselves the sties yousay they now are--for this, have the gods ever withdrawn theirprotection? Has Rome ever been the less pro...sperous? What is more, can weconceive that they who made us of their own fiery mould, so prone toviolate the bounds of moderation, would, for yielding to such instincts, interpose in wrath, as if that had happened which was not foreseen, andagainst which, they had made sure provision? Are the heavens to blazewith the fires of the last day, thunders to roll as if earth were shakento her centre, the entrails of dumb beasts to utter forth terrificprophecy of great and impending wo, because, forsooth, the people ofRome are by no means patterns of purity--because, perchance, within thetemples themselves, an immorality may have been purposed, orperpetrated--because, even the priests themselves have not been, or arenot, white and spotless as their robes?' 'There seems some reason in what you say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their aim has been a high one, and the favor of the gods has been theirs. Aurelian may do more andbetter in the same work, seeing his power is greater and his piety morezealous. ' 'These are admitted truths, Fronto, save the last; but whither do theytend?' 'To this. Because, Aurelian, vice has been in Rome; because even thepriesthood has been corrupt, and the temples themselves the sties yousay they now are--for this, have the gods ever withdrawn theirprotection? Has Rome ever been the less pro...sperous? What is more, can weconceive that they who made us of their own fiery mould, so prone toviolate the bounds of moderation, would, for yielding to such instincts, interpose in wrath, as if that had happened which was not foreseen, andagainst which, they had made sure provision? Are the heavens to blazewith the fires of the last day, thunders to roll as if earth were shakento her centre, the entrails of dumb beasts to utter forth terrificprophecy of great and impending wo, because, forsooth, the people ofRome are by no means patterns of purity--because, perchance, within thetemples themselves, an immorality may have been purposed, orperpetrated--because, even the priests themselves have not been, or arenot, white and spotless as their robes?' 'There seems some reason in what you say.
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