Roman Political Life in the First Century, B.C. : a Lecture Delivered Before the Harvard Classical Club, April 25, 1900
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The populace was an object of loathing to him. In his letters he calls them the " dregs of Romulus " and other oppro- brious names. The populace knew that he was no friend of theirs. This fact Caesar and Clodius had counted on from the beginning. Cicero, on the other hand, thought that the whole of Italy would rush to his support if Clodius should make a movement against him. He so wrote to his brother Quintus in Asia. " All promise me their aid," he said, "the aid of themselves, their friends,... clients, freedmen, slaves and money." Clodius proceeded like a man who was sure of his position. Caesar remained outside the gates. He neither denied nor affirmed what Clodius was saying about him, but Cicero was not ignorant of what was in his mind. In his oration pro Sextio, delivered after his recall from exile, he says that Caesar's silence at this time compelled him to believe that he approved of what Clodius was doing. In his private letters and his public speeches, as long as Caesar was alive, Cicero always spoke of him with respect.
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The populace was an object of loathing to him. In his letters he calls them the " dregs of Romulus " and other oppro- brious names. The populace knew that he was no friend of theirs. This fact Caesar and Clodius had counted on from the beginning. Cicero, on the other hand, thought that the whole of Italy would rush to his support if Clodius should make a movement against him. He so wrote to his brother Quintus in Asia. " All promise me their aid," he said, "the aid of themselves, their friends,... clients, freedmen, slaves and money." Clodius proceeded like a man who was sure of his position. Caesar remained outside the gates. He neither denied nor affirmed what Clodius was saying about him, but Cicero was not ignorant of what was in his mind. In his oration pro Sextio, delivered after his recall from exile, he says that Caesar's silence at this time compelled him to believe that he approved of what Clodius was doing. In his private letters and his public speeches, as long as Caesar was alive, Cicero always spoke of him with respect.
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