History of Nero
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[A.D. 54.
Nero's excellent proiiihies. . Satisfaction of tlio Senate.
of the armj, and the universal suffrages of the people, he did not intend to usurp the civil powers of the state, bat to leave to the Senate, and to the various civil functionaries of the city, their rightful and proper jurisdiction.
He considered himself as merely the com- mander-in-chief of the armies of the common- wealth, and as such, his duty would be simply to execute the national will. He promised^ moreover, a great va...riety of reforms in the administration, all tending to diminish the authority of the prince, and to protect the people from danger of oppression by military power. In a word, it was his settled purpose, he said, to restore the government to its pris- tine simplicity and purity, and to administer it in strict accordance with the true principles of the Roman Constitution, as originally es- tablished by the founders of the common- wealth. The professions and promises which Nero thus made to the Senate, or rather which he recited to them at the dictation of his mother and of Seneca, gave great satisfaction to all who heard them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[A.D. 54.
Nero's excellent proiiihies. . Satisfaction of tlio Senate.
of the armj, and the universal suffrages of the people, he did not intend to usurp the civil powers of the state, bat to leave to the Senate, and to the various civil functionaries of the city, their rightful and proper jurisdiction.
He considered himself as merely the com- mander-in-chief of the armies of the common- wealth, and as such, his duty would be simply to execute the national will. He promised^ moreover, a great va...riety of reforms in the administration, all tending to diminish the authority of the prince, and to protect the people from danger of oppression by military power. In a word, it was his settled purpose, he said, to restore the government to its pris- tine simplicity and purity, and to administer it in strict accordance with the true principles of the Roman Constitution, as originally es- tablished by the founders of the common- wealth. The professions and promises which Nero thus made to the Senate, or rather which he recited to them at the dictation of his mother and of Seneca, gave great satisfaction to all who heard them.
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