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 1 11|            But after Lucius Sylla, having recovered the government
 2 15|       marry him, from the dread of having a grown-up step-son, he
 3 16|        that the veterans of Sylla, having spent their money too liberally,
 4 18|       Autronius and Publius Sylla, having been tried for bribery under
 5 18|            Catiline and Autronius, having concerted measures with
 6 18|            of February, when they, having seized on the fasces, were
 7 20|      glorious attempt, than, after having been the sport of other
 8 22|            who said that Catiline, having ended his speech, and wishing
 9 23|       arrogance than ever. Fulvia, having learned the cause of his
10 26|                       26 Catiline, having made these arrangements,
11 30|        were waiting near the city, having been prevented from entering
12 36|               36 Catiline himself, having stayed a few days with Caius
13 38|          an ardent age and temper, having obtained that high office,
14 42|       Metellus Celer, the praetor, having brought several to trial,
15 43|         leaders of the conspiracy, having secured what they thought
16 43|           a tribune of the people, having called an assembly, should
17 45|                         45 Matters having proceeded thus far, and
18 46|   destruction of the Commonwealth. Having, however, formed his resolutions
19 46|      without delay; but Coeparius, having left his house a little
20 48|           to much inclined to war, having, on the discovery of the
21 48|        join Catiline. This person, having offered to give information
22 49|       enmity with Caesar; Piso, as having been attacked by him, when
23 49|          extortion, on a charge of having illegally put to death a
24 49|      Transpadane Gaul; Catulus, as having hated him ever since he
25 50|          things were in agitation, having distributed armed bodies
26 52|           their own confession, of having concerted massacres, conflagrations,
27 55| conspirators required. He himself, having posted the necessary guards
28 57|           possible, with Antonius. Having, therefore, assembled his
29 59|        order, to the level ground. Having then sent away the horses
30 59|          Being a military man, and having served with great reputation,