The Roman Antiquities of Dionysius Halicarnassensis volume 4
The Roman Antiquities of Dionysius Halicarnassensis volume 4
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C. I. Ffi. 111, 0. 65. EB. Ill. 0. 65.
[« The- EookXr. DIONYSIUS H A L IC A R N ASSENSIS. 349 [" The fucceeding confuls, Marcus Gegaiiius Macerinus, and Caius Julius, difperfed the cabals of the tribunes levelled againfl: the patrician youth without impeaching the power of the former, and, at the fame time, maintained the majefty of the fenate. Levies having: been ordered for the war againft the Volfci and the Aequi, they reftrained the people from fcditions by forbearance ; and alfo by reprefe...nting to them that, when the city was quiet, every thing was quiet abroad ; and that civil difcord infpired foreigners with cou- rage. Their care to maintain peace abroad was the caufe likewife of tranquillity at home : But one order always in- fulted the modefty of the other. When the people were quiet, the young patricians began to opprefs them; and, when the tribunes endeavoured to relieve the lower fort, their endeavours were, at firft, of little effe6l ; and, at laft, even they themfelves did not efcape violation, efpecially during the laft months of their office, fince not only, through the cabals of the powerful, injuries were done, but alfo the force of every magifiracy grows generally fomething more languid at the latter end of the year : And now the people derived fome hope from the tribunefhip, provided they could have tribunes like Icilius; lince Thofe of the two laft years had been only nominal tribunes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. I. Ffi. 111, 0. 65. EB. Ill. 0. 65.
[« The- EookXr. DIONYSIUS H A L IC A R N ASSENSIS. 349 [" The fucceeding confuls, Marcus Gegaiiius Macerinus, and Caius Julius, difperfed the cabals of the tribunes levelled againfl: the patrician youth without impeaching the power of the former, and, at the fame time, maintained the majefty of the fenate. Levies having: been ordered for the war againft the Volfci and the Aequi, they reftrained the people from fcditions by forbearance ; and alfo by reprefe...nting to them that, when the city was quiet, every thing was quiet abroad ; and that civil difcord infpired foreigners with cou- rage. Their care to maintain peace abroad was the caufe likewife of tranquillity at home : But one order always in- fulted the modefty of the other. When the people were quiet, the young patricians began to opprefs them; and, when the tribunes endeavoured to relieve the lower fort, their endeavours were, at firft, of little effe6l ; and, at laft, even they themfelves did not efcape violation, efpecially during the laft months of their office, fince not only, through the cabals of the powerful, injuries were done, but alfo the force of every magifiracy grows generally fomething more languid at the latter end of the year : And now the people derived fome hope from the tribunefhip, provided they could have tribunes like Icilius; lince Thofe of the two laft years had been only nominal tribunes.
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