History of Julius Caesar
History of Julius Caesar
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The Etruscan peasants accused the Senate as the cause of aU ; ' , O "In conferring upon the peoples of Italy the right of Koman city, they had been ^stributed into eight tribes, in order tliat the strength and number of these new citi- zensmight not encroach upon the dignity of the old ones, and that men admitted to this favor might not become more powerful than those who had given it to them.
But Cinna, following in the steps of Marius and Sulpicius, announced that he should distribute them in... all the tribes ; and on this promise, they arrived in crowds from all parts of Italy." (Velleins Paterculus, II. 20.) O VeUeius Paterculus, II. 20.
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their sufferings ; and the enemy of the nobles and the rich ap.
peared to them as an avenger sent by the gods. In ranging themselves under his banner, they believed that they were on the way with him to the pillage of the eternal city.
• War was on the point of recommencing, and this time Romans and Italiotes marched united against Rome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Etruscan peasants accused the Senate as the cause of aU ; ' , O "In conferring upon the peoples of Italy the right of Koman city, they had been ^stributed into eight tribes, in order tliat the strength and number of these new citi- zensmight not encroach upon the dignity of the old ones, and that men admitted to this favor might not become more powerful than those who had given it to them.
But Cinna, following in the steps of Marius and Sulpicius, announced that he should distribute them in... all the tribes ; and on this promise, they arrived in crowds from all parts of Italy." (Velleins Paterculus, II. 20.) O VeUeius Paterculus, II. 20.
208 HISTOEX 01" JUUFS O^SAE.
their sufferings ; and the enemy of the nobles and the rich ap.
peared to them as an avenger sent by the gods. In ranging themselves under his banner, they believed that they were on the way with him to the pillage of the eternal city.
• War was on the point of recommencing, and this time Romans and Italiotes marched united against Rome.
What to read after History of Julius Caesar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Napoleon Iii, Emperor of the French, 1808-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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