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 1  1,        5|         that he would be a second Sylla, to whom the supreme authority
 2  1,        6|         the last privilege, which Sylla had left them, the interposing
 3  1,        7|           all Italy; that Faustus Sylla should be sent as propraetor
 4  1,        7|      stopped [the appointment of] Sylla; the resolutions respecting
 5  1,        8|    restored a few years before by Sylla, was branded as a crime,
 6  1,        8| suppressed by force of arms; that Sylla, who had stripped the tribunes
 7  3,       51|         In the mean time, Publius Sylla, whom Caesar at his departure
 8  3,       51|        and quitted the field. But Sylla called our men in from the
 9  3,       51|    control, as occasion requires. Sylla, being deputed by Caesar
10  3,       99|         the forts, surrendered to Sylla. Several others took shelter