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 1  1,        1|        consuls, he wrote to the senate a letter, in which he briefly
 2  1,        1|        disband his army, if the senate and people of Rome would
 3  1,        1|        a crowded meeting of the senate, and the tribunes of the
 4  1,        2|     suffer it to be read in the senate; but the tribunes could
 5  1,        2|   question should be put to the senate on the subject of the letter.
 6  1,        2|       that he will not fail the senate and republic, "if they declared
 7  1,        2|         to the authority of the senate: that he too had a means
 8  1,        2|    abandon the republic, if the senate would support him; but if
 9  1,        3|      speech of Scipio's, as the senate was convened in the city,
10  1,        3|      ought not to be put to the senate on this matter, till levies
11  1,        3|      under whose protection the senate might freely and safely
12  1,        3|       opinion. Thus most of the senate, intimidated by the expressions
13  1,        4|                         1.3]The senate having broken up in the
14  1,        4|    Caesar, were forced into the senate house. By their concourse
15  1,        4|        to acquaint him with the senate's pleasure. ~
16  1,        6|         and final decree of the senate (which was never resorted
17  1,        6|         five days, on which the senate could meet, from the day
18  1,        7|         the succeeding days the senate is convened outside the
19  1,        7|     courage and firmness of the senate, acquainted them with his
20  1,        7|        Motions were made in the senate concerning other matters;
21  1,        8| formerly had; that whenever the senate decreed, 'that the magistrates
22  1,       10|         he wrote letters to the senate, requiring that all persons
23  1,       10|         to the direction of the senate and Roman people. That these
24  1,       14|       of Caesar's approach, the senate of Auximum went in a body
25  1,       15|  deliver money to Pompey by the senate's decree, immediately on
26  1,       31|        and other members in the senate, had assured them that every
27  1,       33|      Rome. Having assembled the senate, he reminded them of the
28  1,       33|      had lately asserted in the senate, that authority was acknowledged
29  1,       34|                        1.33]The senate approved of sending deputies,
30  1,       34|        had declared in the open senate, that he would hold in the
31  2,        3|       and making the nobles and senate take flight with the sudden
32  2,       19|        not send a part of their senate to Corduba, at the appointed
33  2,       19|       day. At the same time the senate at Corduba shut the gates
34  3,       10|    ought to be submitted to the senate and people in Rome. That
35  3,       10|      decision of the people and senate. To give Pompey the fuller
36  3,       21|   consul Servilius informed the senate of his proceedings, who
37  3,       21|      the consul forbade him the senate; and when he was attempting
38  3,       32|      were loans, exacted by the senate's decree. The taxes of the
39  3,       59|       have them chosen into the senate at an unusual age, and had
40  3,       71|   neither in his letters to the senate, nor in the fasces, did
41  3,       88| disputes in compliance with the senate's decree, one of which was
42  3,      107|         law and a decree of the senate, he signified that it was