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and Caesar in opposition to the senate after XXIII.
his return from exile. Cicero, pro Plancio, . 38, 39.
PROCEEDINGS AT ROME. 399 within forty miles of Forum Julii to Avait the event. On the twenty-ninth of May, Lepidus united his forces union between An- with those o^Antonius, and the two generals in- tomus and Lepidus. Stantly began to march in pursuit of Plancus. He fell back upon the Isere as they advanced, recrossed the river without suffering any annoyance, and having broken down his bri...dge, resolved again, according to his own account, to look forward to the arrival of Decimus Brutus. But it may be suspected that Antonius and Lepidus would have pursued him more vigorously, had they ap- prehended any serious effects from his hostility ; and the inde- cision of Plancus may have joined with the treach- c X -1 • ^ • 1 J. -iiii t Suicide of Laterensis.
ery of Lepidus m provokmg Laterensis to that act of despair by which, when he saw the junction with Antonius consummated, he fell upon his own word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and Caesar in opposition to the senate after XXIII.
his return from exile. Cicero, pro Plancio, . 38, 39.
PROCEEDINGS AT ROME. 399 within forty miles of Forum Julii to Avait the event. On the twenty-ninth of May, Lepidus united his forces union between An- with those o^Antonius, and the two generals in- tomus and Lepidus. Stantly began to march in pursuit of Plancus. He fell back upon the Isere as they advanced, recrossed the river without suffering any annoyance, and having broken down his bri...dge, resolved again, according to his own account, to look forward to the arrival of Decimus Brutus. But it may be suspected that Antonius and Lepidus would have pursued him more vigorously, had they ap- prehended any serious effects from his hostility ; and the inde- cision of Plancus may have joined with the treach- c X -1 • ^ • 1 J. -iiii t Suicide of Laterensis.
ery of Lepidus m provokmg Laterensis to that act of despair by which, when he saw the junction with Antonius consummated, he fell upon his own word.
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