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The people clamoured for him, and because of these clamours an almightylove for the people of Rome filled the heart of the Augusta. She saw nowjust what the imperium should be, just how supreme power should sit upona man. And she loved the people because the people saw it too. Theyclamoured for the one man who would fulfil every ideal of Cæsarship andof might.
Valour yesterday, the sublimity of self-sacrifice, had appealed to themwith irresistible force, even though they did not understand the ...forcethat had set these great virtues in motion. The hero of yesterday shouldbe the chosen of to-day, the god of to-morrow; let the brutish Cæsar beswept from before his path.
The people clamoured, and did they see the praefect of Rome standingvirile and powerful before them, they would fall on their knees andacclaim him princeps, imperator, greater than great Augustus himself.
And in this very house, but a few steps from where Dea sat musing, werethe men, the patricians who were ready to accept the decision of thepeople, who were all-powerful to make the legions acknowledge the newCæsar, and ready to set the seal of official acceptance to the wilddesires of the plebs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people clamoured for him, and because of these clamours an almightylove for the people of Rome filled the heart of the Augusta. She saw nowjust what the imperium should be, just how supreme power should sit upona man. And she loved the people because the people saw it too. Theyclamoured for the one man who would fulfil every ideal of Cæsarship andof might.
Valour yesterday, the sublimity of self-sacrifice, had appealed to themwith irresistible force, even though they did not understand the ...forcethat had set these great virtues in motion. The hero of yesterday shouldbe the chosen of to-day, the god of to-morrow; let the brutish Cæsar beswept from before his path.
The people clamoured, and did they see the praefect of Rome standingvirile and powerful before them, they would fall on their knees andacclaim him princeps, imperator, greater than great Augustus himself.
And in this very house, but a few steps from where Dea sat musing, werethe men, the patricians who were ready to accept the decision of thepeople, who were all-powerful to make the legions acknowledge the newCæsar, and ready to set the seal of official acceptance to the wilddesires of the plebs.
What to read after "unto Caesar"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orczy Emmuska Orczy Baroness to read onlineMoreLess
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