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sby
alittleplunderingcicero,apublicspiritedlaovered
theplot,hadhesenate,andhadforcedcatiline
tofleebutthereenilaraitions
anditeforidletalk
poeyorganisedatriuirateotakecharge
ofaffairshebeittee
gaiusjuliusself
asgoveorofspain,ndthe
thirdeofcrassus
hehadbeenelectedbecauseherediblyrich,havingbeen
asuccessfulntractorofupon
anexpeditionagainsttheparthiansandwaskilled
asforcaesar,heablestofthethree,he
deilitaryglorytobee
apopularherohecrossedthealpsandnqueredthatpart
ofthered
asolidherhineandinvadedtheland
oftheonsfinallyhetookshipandvisitedengland
heavenknoighthaveendedifhehadnotbeen
forpey,soheed,had
beenappointeddieantthat
caesarobeplacedonthelistofthe``retiredofficers,and
theideadidnotappealtohihereeredthathehad
begunlifeasafolloariushedecidedtoteachthe
senatorsandtheir``dictatoranotherlessonhecrossedthe
rubinriveredtheprovinceofcisalpinegaul
frotalyeveryhe``friendofthe
peopleeandpoey
fledtogreececaesarfolloanddefeatedhisfollowers
nearpharsaluspoeysailedaediterraneanand
escapedtoegyptwhenhelandedheurderedbyorder
ofyoungkingptoleafeercaesararrived
hefoundhielfcaughtinatrapboththeegyptiansand
therongarrisonainedfaithfultopoey,
attackedhisca
fortunehcaesarhesucceededinsettingfireto
theegyptianfleetincidentallythesparksofthebuing
vesselsfellontheroofofthefauslibraryofalexandria
offtheerfront,anddestroyeditnext
heattackedtheegyptianar,drovethesoldiersintothe
nile,droy,andestablishedaneent
undercleopatra,thesisterofthelatekingjustthenword
reaithridates,
hadgoneonthearchednorthed
phaacesinaedfivedays,sentwordof
hisvieinthefaussentence``veni,vidi,vici,
e,isaued
toegyptelyinlovehcleopatra,who
follotorouedtotakechargeofthe
govent,intheyear46herchedattheheadofnot
lessthanfourdifferentvictoryparades,havingwonfour
differentcaaigns
thencaesarappearedinthesenatetoreportuponhis
adventures,andthegratefulsenatedehi`dictatorfor
tenyearsitalstep
theneadeseriousattetstoreforhe
ronstatehedeitpossibleforfreentobee
ersofthesenatehenferredtherightsofcitizenship
upondistantnitiesashadbeendoneintheearlydays
ofronhistoryhepertted``foreignerstoexercise
influenentherefordtheadnistration
ofthedistantprovincesilies
hadetoregardastheirprivatepossessionsinshorthe
didnythingsforthegoodofthejorityofthepeoplebut
adehihoroughlyunpopularostpowerful
ninthestatehalfahundredyoungaristoeda
plot``tosavetherepubliarchthefifteenth
ofrchacrdingtothatnealendarhcaesar
hadbroughtfrogyptcaesarurderedwhen
heenteredthesenateoneaster
thereenriedtontinuethetraditionof
caesarsgloryoneersecretarythe
otheravian,caesarsgrandnepheohis
estateoctavianreinedinro,butantonytoegypt
tobenearcleopatrahetoohadfalleninlove,as
seetohavebeenthehabitofrongenerals
a,
oselfand
cleopatrayshetriedvery
hardtokeoctavianherthirdronnquestwhenshe
saakenoiressionuponthisveryproud
aristocrat,shekilledherself,andegyptbecaaronprovince
asforoctavian,heanandhedid
notrepeatthestakeofhisfausuncleheknewhow
peopleodestinhisdends
ehedidnottobea``dictator
heirelysatisfiedhthetitleof``thehonourable
buthesenate,afeer,addressed
hisaugustustheillustrioushedidnotobjectandafew
yearslatertheninthestreetcalledhiaesar,orkaiser,
edtoregardoctavianastheir
nderinasthechief,theieratoror
eerortherepublichadbeeaneire,buttheaverage
ronhefact
in14adhispositionastheabsoluterulerofthe
ronpeoplehadbeesoade
anobjectofthatdivinehertohadbeenreserved
forthegodsandhissuccessorsperorsthe
absoluterulersofthegreatesteiretheworldhad
everseen
ifthetruthbetold,theaveragecitizenired
ofanarchyanddisorderhedidnotcareprovided
theneastergavehichancetolivequietlyand
houtthenoiseofetealstreetriotsoctavianassuredhis
subjectsfortyyearsofpeacehehadnodesiretoextendthe
frontiersofhisdoins,intheyear9adhehadntebr >
platedaninvasionofthenorthehwas
inhabitedbytheteutonsbutvarrus,hisgeneral,hadbeen
killedenintheteutoburgerthat
theronsdenofurtherattetstocivilisethesewild
people
theyn
ofintealreforbutituchgoodtwo
centuriesofrevolutionandforeignedlykilled
thebestnangtheyoungergenerationsithadr
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sby
alittleplunderingcicero,apublicspiritedlaovered
theplot,hadhesenate,andhadforcedcatiline
tofleebutthereenilaraitions
anditeforidletalk
poeyorganisedatriuirateotakecharge
ofaffairshebeittee
gaiusjuliusself
asgoveorofspain,ndthe
thirdeofcrassus
hehadbeenelectedbecauseherediblyrich,havingbeen
asuccessfulntractorofupon
anexpeditionagainsttheparthiansandwaskilled
asforcaesar,heablestofthethree,he
deilitaryglorytobee
apopularherohecrossedthealpsandnqueredthatpart
ofthered
asolidherhineandinvadedtheland
oftheonsfinallyhetookshipandvisitedengland
heavenknoighthaveendedifhehadnotbeen
forpey,soheed,had
beenappointeddieantthat
caesarobeplacedonthelistofthe``retiredofficers,and
theideadidnotappealtohihereeredthathehad
begunlifeasafolloariushedecidedtoteachthe
senatorsandtheir``dictatoranotherlessonhecrossedthe
rubinriveredtheprovinceofcisalpinegaul
frotalyeveryhe``friendofthe
peopleeandpoey
fledtogreececaesarfolloanddefeatedhisfollowers
nearpharsaluspoeysailedaediterraneanand
escapedtoegyptwhenhelandedheurderedbyorder
ofyoungkingptoleafeercaesararrived
hefoundhielfcaughtinatrapboththeegyptiansand
therongarrisonainedfaithfultopoey,
attackedhisca
fortunehcaesarhesucceededinsettingfireto
theegyptianfleetincidentallythesparksofthebuing
vesselsfellontheroofofthefauslibraryofalexandria
offtheerfront,anddestroyeditnext
heattackedtheegyptianar,drovethesoldiersintothe
nile,droy,andestablishedaneent
undercleopatra,thesisterofthelatekingjustthenword
reaithridates,
hadgoneonthearchednorthed
phaacesinaedfivedays,sentwordof
hisvieinthefaussentence``veni,vidi,vici,
e,isaued
toegyptelyinlovehcleopatra,who
follotorouedtotakechargeofthe
govent,intheyear46herchedattheheadofnot
lessthanfourdifferentvictoryparades,havingwonfour
differentcaaigns
thencaesarappearedinthesenatetoreportuponhis
adventures,andthegratefulsenatedehi`dictatorfor
tenyearsitalstep
theneadeseriousattetstoreforhe
ronstatehedeitpossibleforfreentobee
ersofthesenatehenferredtherightsofcitizenship
upondistantnitiesashadbeendoneintheearlydays
ofronhistoryhepertted``foreignerstoexercise
influenentherefordtheadnistration
ofthedistantprovincesilies
hadetoregardastheirprivatepossessionsinshorthe
didnythingsforthegoodofthejorityofthepeoplebut
adehihoroughlyunpopularostpowerful
ninthestatehalfahundredyoungaristoeda
plot``tosavetherepubliarchthefifteenth
ofrchacrdingtothatnealendarhcaesar
hadbroughtfrogyptcaesarurderedwhen
heenteredthesenateoneaster
thereenriedtontinuethetraditionof
caesarsgloryoneersecretarythe
otheravian,caesarsgrandnepheohis
estateoctavianreinedinro,butantonytoegypt
tobenearcleopatrahetoohadfalleninlove,as
seetohavebeenthehabitofrongenerals
a,
oselfand
cleopatrayshetriedvery
hardtokeoctavianherthirdronnquestwhenshe
saakenoiressionuponthisveryproud
aristocrat,shekilledherself,andegyptbecaaronprovince
asforoctavian,heanandhedid
notrepeatthestakeofhisfausuncleheknewhow
peopleodestinhisdends
ehedidnottobea``dictator
heirelysatisfiedhthetitleof``thehonourable
buthesenate,afeer,addressed
hisaugustustheillustrioushedidnotobjectandafew
yearslatertheninthestreetcalledhiaesar,orkaiser,
edtoregardoctavianastheir
nderinasthechief,theieratoror
eerortherepublichadbeeaneire,buttheaverage
ronhefact
in14adhispositionastheabsoluterulerofthe
ronpeoplehadbeesoade
anobjectofthatdivinehertohadbeenreserved
forthegodsandhissuccessorsperorsthe
absoluterulersofthegreatesteiretheworldhad
everseen
ifthetruthbetold,theaveragecitizenired
ofanarchyanddisorderhedidnotcareprovided
theneastergavehichancetolivequietlyand
houtthenoiseofetealstreetriotsoctavianassuredhis
subjectsfortyyearsofpeacehehadnodesiretoextendthe
frontiersofhisdoins,intheyear9adhehadntebr >
platedaninvasionofthenorthehwas
inhabitedbytheteutonsbutvarrus,hisgeneral,hadbeen
killedenintheteutoburgerthat
theronsdenofurtherattetstocivilisethesewild
people
theyn
ofintealreforbutituchgoodtwo
centuriesofrevolutionandforeignedlykilled
thebestnangtheyoungergenerationsithadr
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