Goldsmiths Roman History
Goldsmiths Roman History
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This consumm. R us services to Pompey, pro . -. G all his acts ; opposition. Pompey, pleased at the a< son of so much merit, readily granted him his c< and protection. He next applied to C ho, from former connections was disposed to become still more nearly his friend : at length, finding neither of d averse to an union of interests, he took an opportunity of bringing them together; and remonstrating to them on the advantage as well as the necessity of a recoiv COMMONWEALTH OF ROME. 117 aion, he had art enough to persuade them to forget former animosities. A combination was thus formed, by which they three agreed that nothing should be done in the commonwealth but what received their mutual concurrence and approbation. This was called the first Triumvirate, by which we find the constitution weak- ened by a new interest that had not hitherto taken place in the government, very different from that either of the senate or the people, and yet dependent on both. CHAP. XX. n the beginning of the first Triumvir at e> to the [U.
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This consumm. R us services to Pompey, pro . -. G all his acts ; opposition. Pompey, pleased at the a< son of so much merit, readily granted him his c< and protection. He next applied to C ho, from former connections was disposed to become still more nearly his friend : at length, finding neither of d averse to an union of interests, he took an opportunity of bringing them together; and remonstrating to them on the advantage as well as the necessity of a recoiv COMMONWEALTH OF ROME. 117 aion, he had art enough to persuade them to forget former animosities. A combination was thus formed, by which they three agreed that nothing should be done in the commonwealth but what received their mutual concurrence and approbation. This was called the first Triumvirate, by which we find the constitution weak- ened by a new interest that had not hitherto taken place in the government, very different from that either of the senate or the people, and yet dependent on both. CHAP. XX. n the beginning of the first Triumvir at e> to the [U.
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