The History of Rome volume 4
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Execution. Any Roman of this period, who was not wholly carried away by the current intoxicating idea of the national greatness, must have wished that the ships' beaks might be torn down from the orator's platform in the Forum, that at least he might not be constantly reminded by them of the naval victories achieved in better times.
Nevertheless Sulla, who in the war against Mithradates 'Expedition had the opportunity of acquiring an adequate conviction of s l h e the dangers which the neglect ...of the fleet involved, took of Asia various steps seriously to check the evil. It is true that] the instructions which he had left to the governors whom, he appointed in Asia, to equip in the maritime towns a fleet against the pirates, had borne little fruit, for Murena pre- ; ferred to begin war with Mithradates, and Gnaeus Dola- j bella, the governor of Cilicia, proved wholly incapable, j Accordingly the senate resolved in 675 to send one of the 79. Consuls to Cilicia; the lot fell on the capable Publius Publius Servilius.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Execution. Any Roman of this period, who was not wholly carried away by the current intoxicating idea of the national greatness, must have wished that the ships' beaks might be torn down from the orator's platform in the Forum, that at least he might not be constantly reminded by them of the naval victories achieved in better times.
Nevertheless Sulla, who in the war against Mithradates 'Expedition had the opportunity of acquiring an adequate conviction of s l h e the dangers which the neglect ...of the fleet involved, took of Asia various steps seriously to check the evil. It is true that] the instructions which he had left to the governors whom, he appointed in Asia, to equip in the maritime towns a fleet against the pirates, had borne little fruit, for Murena pre- ; ferred to begin war with Mithradates, and Gnaeus Dola- j bella, the governor of Cilicia, proved wholly incapable, j Accordingly the senate resolved in 675 to send one of the 79. Consuls to Cilicia; the lot fell on the capable Publius Publius Servilius.
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