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Even on such a brief walk I would normally have taken Davus with me for protection, especially after dark. On this night, of all nights, I sorely missed him.
All around me I felt the uneasiness of the city, like a sleeper in the throes of a nightmare. The rustling of many footsteps rose up from the Forum in the valley below. Torches, like tiny fireflies at such a distance, darted to and fro across the open squares. What were so many people doing out after dark? They were lighting votives in ...the temples, I thought, praying for peace ... making preparations for hasty departures ... banging on their bankers' locked doors ... buying up the last scraps of food and fuel in the market stalls. I rounded a corner, and the Capitoline Hill came into view. At its summit, great fires had been lit in the braziers before the Temple of Jupiter— watchfires to alert the people that an invading army was on the march.
Two guards were stationed outside Cicero's door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even on such a brief walk I would normally have taken Davus with me for protection, especially after dark. On this night, of all nights, I sorely missed him.
All around me I felt the uneasiness of the city, like a sleeper in the throes of a nightmare. The rustling of many footsteps rose up from the Forum in the valley below. Torches, like tiny fireflies at such a distance, darted to and fro across the open squares. What were so many people doing out after dark? They were lighting votives in ...the temples, I thought, praying for peace ... making preparations for hasty departures ... banging on their bankers' locked doors ... buying up the last scraps of food and fuel in the market stalls. I rounded a corner, and the Capitoline Hill came into view. At its summit, great fires had been lit in the braziers before the Temple of Jupiter— watchfires to alert the people that an invading army was on the march.
Two guards were stationed outside Cicero's door.
What to read after Rubicon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven Saylor to read onlineMoreLess
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