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 1  1,        1|      deprived of the favor of the people, who had ordered, that he,
 2  1,        1|           army, if the senate and people of Rome would pass a resolution
 3  1,        3|          Cassius, tribunes of the people, interposed. The question
 4  1,        5|           of friends of the Roman people, and boasted among his friends,
 5  1,        6|    liberty to the tribunes of the people to deprecate their own danger,
 6  1,        6|         turbulent tribunes of the people were not accustomed to attend
 7  1,        6|         praetors, tribunes of the people, and proconsuls in the city,
 8  1,        6|   characters, the tribunes of the people. The latter immediately
 9  1,        7|     former years, to refer to the people on their appointment, nor
10  1,        8|        words and decree the Roman people were obliged to repair to
11  1,        8|        violent measures; when the people seceded, and possessed themselves
12  1,        8| promulgated, no intrigue with the people going forward, no secession
13  1,       10|       that the favor of the Roman people was wrested from him by
14  1,       10|           to the city, though the people had ordered that regard
15  1,       10|           of the senate and Roman people. That these things might
16  1,       14|            returned thanks to the people of Auximum, and promised
17  1,       15|          the entertainment of the people, and confirmed them in their
18  1,       16|       into Picenum to confirm the people [in their allegiance]. Vibullius,
19  1,       19|        brought to Caesar that the people of Sulmo, a town about seven
20  1,       19|          their gates, and all the people, both citizens and soldiers,
21  1,       20|    councils and assemblies of the people, the truth could be no longer
22  1,       23|       dignity the tribunes of the people who had been driven out
23  1,       23|    liberty, and that of the Roman people, who were oppressed by a
24  1,       29|                          1.28]The people of Brundusium, irritated
25  1,       29|        but being cautioned by the people to beware of the hidden
26  1,       32|         his acquaintance with the people and country, and his knowledge
27  1,       33|           the ten tribunes of the people (notwithstanding the resistance
28  1,       33|       debar him [Caesar] from the people's favor? He made mention
29  1,       36|         understood that the Roman people was divided into two factions:
30  1,       49|           the custom of all those people not to join their armies
31  1,       52|        besides about six thousand people of all descriptions, with
32  1,       54|        Rome, a great concourse of people resorted to the house of
33  1,       56|   incredible number of cattle and people; and when some Spanish light-armed
34  1,       58|           did the Albici, a hardy people, bred on the highlands and
35  2,        5|           to despise a vanquished people whom they had conquered
36  2,        7|          near the city, the whole people crowded out to hear the
37  2,       12|         delivered, as they were a people of great learning, with
38  2,       19|           Cassius, tribune of the people; he himself advances with
39  2,       19|           About the same time the people of Carmona, which is by
40  2,       25|         he, when a tribune of the people, had proposed a law, in
41  2,       36|          there was a multitude of people, ignorant of war, owing
42  2,       38|            and a dispute with the people of Leptis; and that Sabura,
43  3,        1|    submitting the question to the people) some persons condemned
44  3,        1|     rather by the judgment of the people than appear admitted to
45  3,        1|         arrogant in depriving the people of their prerogative of
46  3,       10|       submitted to the senate and people in Rome. That in the mean
47  3,       10|  acquiesce in the decision of the people and senate. To give Pompey
48  3,       11|    against the power of the Roman people, and as the citizens made
49  3,       12|     demand hostages of the town's people. But they refuse to give
50  3,       12|           all Italy and the Roman people had judged. As soon as he
51  3,       21|         raise the passions of the people, he dropped it, and promulgated
52  3,       21|        attempting to harangue the people, turned him out of the rostrum.
53  3,       29|           spread among the common people), Caesar might have some
54  3,       42|          and mountainous, and the people commonly import what grain
55  3,       51|      carry them too far, but most people imagine that if he had consented
56  3,       59|           a foolish and barbarous people, they despised their countrymen,
57  3,       73|       protected by a most warlike people under the command of the
58  3,       80|    misfortunes, collected all the people, both slaves and freemen
59  3,       86|        put to the rout. When most people expressed their surprise
60  3,      107|         jurisdiction of the Roman people, and of him as consul, and
61  3,      108|        will he conjured the Roman people by all the gods, and by
62  3,      110|           discipline of the Roman people, and had married wives there,