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 1  1,        1| reasons to send embassadors to Rome to request for him the consulate,
 2  1,        1|       arrested and scourged at Rome, and sent him to make his
 3  1,        1|       the senate and people of Rome would pass a resolution
 4  1,       15|       of this being brought to Rome, so great a panic spread
 5  1,       33|      and set off in person for Rome. Having assembled the senate,
 6  1,       34| estimation, those who staid in Rome and those in Caesar's camp.
 7  1,       35|      whom Pompey, when leaving Rome had exhorted, that the late
 8  1,       54|    accounts of these things to Rome, to their acquaintances.
 9  1,       54|    dispatches were received at Rome, a great concourse of people
10  1,       86|      should be at the gates of Rome, to direct the affairs of
11  2,       22|        and set out himself for Rome. ~
12  2,       32|        was not able to protect Rome or Italy, to your protection.
13  3,       10|       the senate and people in Rome. That in the mean time,
14  3,       18|    says he, "have I of life or Rome, if the world shall think
15  3,       20|       3.20]At the same time in Rome, Marcus Caelius Rufus, one
16  3,       20|    appointed by Caesar when in Rome, that he would relieve them.
17  3,       83|        who had staid behind at Rome, or who had been within
18  3,      108|   which he had entered into at Rome, to see his will executed.
19  3,      108|       his will was conveyed to Rome by his embassadors to be
20  3,      109|       both been embassadors at Rome, and had been in great esteem