Plutarch's Lives 7
Plutarch's Lives 7
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P Digitized byCjOOglC 158 PLU7ARCH*S LIVES.
eloquence by him who gave it, Cicero himself added BO small weight : for in his speech he gave the ar- guments at large for both opinions, first for the former, and afterwards for that of Caesar. And all Cicero's friends, thinking it would be less invidious for him to avoid putting the criminals to death, were . tor the latter sentence : insomuch that even Silanus dianged sides, and excused himself by saying tha,t he did not mean capital punishment, f...or tlutt impri- sonment was the severest which a Roman senator could suffer.
The matter thus went on till it came to Lutatius Catulus. He declared for capital punishment; and Cato supported him, expressing in strong terms his suspicions of Caesar ; which so roused the spirit and indignation of the senate that they made a decree for sending the conspirators to execution. Caesar then opposed the confiscating their goods ; f
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P Digitized byCjOOglC 158 PLU7ARCH*S LIVES.
eloquence by him who gave it, Cicero himself added BO small weight : for in his speech he gave the ar- guments at large for both opinions, first for the former, and afterwards for that of Caesar. And all Cicero's friends, thinking it would be less invidious for him to avoid putting the criminals to death, were . tor the latter sentence : insomuch that even Silanus dianged sides, and excused himself by saying tha,t he did not mean capital punishment, f...or tlutt impri- sonment was the severest which a Roman senator could suffer.
The matter thus went on till it came to Lutatius Catulus. He declared for capital punishment; and Cato supported him, expressing in strong terms his suspicions of Caesar ; which so roused the spirit and indignation of the senate that they made a decree for sending the conspirators to execution. Caesar then opposed the confiscating their goods ; f
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