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 1 3 |    created Curule Aedile by the people and by the high priests
 2 3 | appealed to the tribunes of the people, endeavoured by various
 3 4 |         Rome. The Insubrians, a people inhabiting the subalpine
 4 4 |      more apprehension than any people, as is apparent from the
 5 5 |        is not reported that the people of Rome ever had at one
 6 6 |      ravaged their borders. The people, therefore, did not go forth
 7 7 |          Marcellus inflamed the people to war; but a peace appears
 8 9 |       war was so welcome to the people of Rome, that they sent
 9 11|     rule and keep in the common people, who were generally favourers
10 11|         Hannibal, and urged the people to revolt. Marcellus could
11 13|      consul being deceased, the people recalled Marcellus, that
12 13|         daring, for fear of the people, to declare their sentence
13 16|         the appreciation of the people in general. Eudoxus and
14 20|      was decreed concerning the people of Enna, Megara, or Syracuse,
15 20|          making a speech to the people concerning some affair then
16 21|       at length recalled by the people of Rome to the immediate
17 21|       was more popular with the people in general, because he had
18 21|      and artificers, the common people, which, bred up in wars
19 24|       allies and friends of the people of Rome, they had, notwithstanding,
20 24|        of hostility against the people of Rome, and had suffered
21 25|   letters to Rome, and bade the people be of good courage, for
22 25|      read, Livy writes that the people were not only not encouraged,
23 25|       is created neither by the people nor by the senate, but the
24 26|        to Sicily. So the common people made an order that Quintus
25 26|   according to the order of the people; but the office of proconsul
26 28|         Bibulus, tribune of the people, an eloquent and violent
27 28|   harangues, prevailed upon the people to withdraw from Marcellus
28 28|    circus, into which place the people had assembled themselves,
29 28|        very freely advising the people not to show themselves worse