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 1 Arg    |          prevent any regular law being passed to that effect, till
 2 4      |          notice. For the consuls being modest men, and having a
 3 6      |        to save the republic from being (for my sake) stained with
 4 7      |      when he had gone away, who, being authorized by you, had resisted
 5 13(3)  |       Caesar to be present, who, being now invested with a military
 6 18     |          passing laws, the forum being unoccupied, not only by
 7 18     |       even by free citizens, and being entirely empty, the Roman
 8 18     |          empty, the Roman people being utterly ignorant what was
 9 18     |         was going on, the senate being beaten down and crushed,
10 18     |          down and crushed, there being two wicked and impious consuls,
11 [Title]|          further by your virtue, being assisted as you have been
12 27     |         27 To these acts of his, being not only aids to my safety,
13 29     |          by public letters, and, being the chief man there, gave
14 29(5)  |          of the word privae res, being the same as singulae res.
15 [Title]|   prevented, not merely by their being garrisoned or occupied with
16 [Title]|       strong force, but by their being demolished. The other consul,
17 33     |      when I saw that slaves were being enlisted by name under some
18 33     | municipal towns were in dread of being pillaged, and every one