History of the Later Roman Commonwealth, From the End of the Second Punic War to the Death of Julius Caesar; And of the Reign of Augustus: With a Life of Trajan
History of the Later Roman Commonwealth, From the End of the Second Punic War to the Death of Julius Caesar; And of the Reign of Augustus: With a Life of Trajan
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285 Accordingly, on the very first day of the year 337 , chap.
C. Sosius delivered a speech full of the praises of j^^- — ' Antonius, and of invective against Augustus ; and he ^f^ 709 would have immediately proceeded to employ the £^ 45 authority of his office in some measure adverse to the interests of the latter, had not Nonius Balbus, one of the tribunes, interposed with his negative.
But this revival of the legal government of the Commonwealth was, of all things, most unwelcome to Augustus...; he returned, therefore, speedily to Rome (for he had absented himself purposely from the meeting of the senate on the first of January), assembled the senate, and surrounding his person with a military force, and with a multitude* of his partisans, armed, it is said, with concealed daggers, he took his seat on the curule chair, which he was used to occupy, between the chairs of the consuls, and after having spoken at some length in defence of himself, he uttered a strong invective, in his turn, against Sosius and Antonius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
285 Accordingly, on the very first day of the year 337 , chap.
C. Sosius delivered a speech full of the praises of j^^- — ' Antonius, and of invective against Augustus ; and he ^f^ 709 would have immediately proceeded to employ the £^ 45 authority of his office in some measure adverse to the interests of the latter, had not Nonius Balbus, one of the tribunes, interposed with his negative.
But this revival of the legal government of the Commonwealth was, of all things, most unwelcome to Augustus...; he returned, therefore, speedily to Rome (for he had absented himself purposely from the meeting of the senate on the first of January), assembled the senate, and surrounding his person with a military force, and with a multitude* of his partisans, armed, it is said, with concealed daggers, he took his seat on the curule chair, which he was used to occupy, between the chairs of the consuls, and after having spoken at some length in defence of himself, he uttered a strong invective, in his turn, against Sosius and Antonius.
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