Dio's Rome, volume 2
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Hence, when bidden to be silent he didnot stop immediately, but had to be pushed and dragged from theassemblage, whereupon he came back, and at last though consigned toprison he did not moderate his behavior.
[-35-] That day was so spent that the tribunes were unable to speak anyword at all. For in the meetings of the people where a measure was alsounder discussion, the right to speak was given to all the privatecitizens before those that held the offices, to the end, as it seemed, that none of... them captivated beforehand by the opinion of a superiorshould dissimulate the thoughts that he had in mind, but should say whathe thought with entire frankness. Hence Gallus, being afraid that someone might on the next day keep him from the Forum or do something worsestill, went into the place of assembly directly after nightfall andpassed the night there for the sake of the safety that the placeafforded, and for the purpose of leaving there at dawn to join thepopulace outside. Trebonius, by shutting all the doors of thesenate-house, caused this man to have spent the night and most of theday there in vain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence, when bidden to be silent he didnot stop immediately, but had to be pushed and dragged from theassemblage, whereupon he came back, and at last though consigned toprison he did not moderate his behavior.
[-35-] That day was so spent that the tribunes were unable to speak anyword at all. For in the meetings of the people where a measure was alsounder discussion, the right to speak was given to all the privatecitizens before those that held the offices, to the end, as it seemed, that none of... them captivated beforehand by the opinion of a superiorshould dissimulate the thoughts that he had in mind, but should say whathe thought with entire frankness. Hence Gallus, being afraid that someone might on the next day keep him from the Forum or do something worsestill, went into the place of assembly directly after nightfall andpassed the night there for the sake of the safety that the placeafforded, and for the purpose of leaving there at dawn to join thepopulace outside. Trebonius, by shutting all the doors of thesenate-house, caused this man to have spent the night and most of theday there in vain.
What to read after Dio's Rome, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dio Cassius to read onlineMoreLess
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