arshals, diplomats, and financiers of the Revolution may be discerned again in the Republic of Augustus as the ministers and

uled at Rome, and in the end, as was fated, it came round to monarchy again . Monarchy brought concord. 6 During the Civil War

less held in turn a dynastic and almost regal position. 1 The Senate again , being a permanent body, arrogated to itself powe

ming). PageBook=>017 Sulla prevailed and settled order at Rome again through violence and bloodshed. Sulla decimated t

e were broken and reduced. But Etruria, despoiled and resentful, rose again for Lepidus against the Roman oligarchy. 1 Lepi

e Marcii, in ancient dignity rivals to the patriciate, now stood high again , with several branches. L. Marcius Philippus, elo

omination of the party of Marius, the Metelli got power and influence again from the alliance with Sulla. Q. Metellus Pius le

s’. He hoped to stand for the consulate in 67 (Val. Max. 3, 8, 3) and again in 65 (Ad Att. 1, 1, 1). Note also Pompeius’ lega

Commonwealth. 6 With armed men at his back Pompeius established order again and secured the conviction of notorious disturber

er his ally. On December 1st Curio’s proposal came up in the Senate again , revealing an overpowering majority against both

the Scipiones in their great age: obscure for a century, they emerge again into sudden prominence with three consuls in the

In name and function Caesar’s office was to set the State in order again (rei publicae constituendae). Despite odious memo

e State. It was too difficult. Instead, he would set out for the wars again , to Macedonia and to the eastern frontier of the

y until a new leader, emerging unexpected, at first tore it in pieces again , but ultimately, after conquering the last of his

Rapacious or idealistic enemies of the dominant oligarchy took heart again . It was evident that Caesar would restore and rew

from the obscure or fantastic names by chance recorded once and never again , to say nothing of more than two hundred unknown

hey were no doubt followed by knights whom Caesar promoted. Campania, again , a prosperous region, could show Marian and Caesa

d Pansa, the level of social eminence fell a little,1 but was to rise again in 42 with two of the marshals, the noble D. Ju

before these dispositions could all take effect, civil war broke out again and the military leaders accelerated the promotio

f Caesarians and Republicans, Rome received constitutional government again . Concord was advertised in the evening when the C

st gloomy reports; 4 some, like Balbus and Oppius, dissembled; others again were frankly willing to make the best of the new

le for honours and emolument, to break out at the last into civil war again . Deplored by the Liberators, the lack of leaders

the ancestress of the Julian house (July 20th to 30th). Octavianus again sought to exhibit the Caesarian emblems. When Ant

and the emergence of a Caesarian rival might well force Antonius back again to the policy which he had deserted by the legisl

s first public appearance since March 17th. The Curia did not see him again for more than three months. The importance of his

ral: yet Antonius was impotent against the heir of the Dictator. Once again the ghost of Caesar prevailed over the living.

e triumphed at the end of 45 B.C. (CIL 12, p. 50): he is not heard of again until his consulate, August 43 B.C. Pinarius, oth

ring the struggle between Caesar and Pompeius and when Roman politics again appeared to be degenerating into faction strife.

Then Octavianus urged Cicero to come to Rome, to save the State once again , and renew the memory of the glorious Nones of De

e end, if he did not prove pliable. It was Cato’s fatal plan all over again the doom of Antonius would warn the young man aga

hance had come to redeem all, to assert leadership, to free the State again or go down with it in ruin. Once he had written a

d render to the Commonwealth, that is, a manual of civic virtue. Once again the ideal statesman is depicted in civilian rathe

ed from military despotism, entered into the possession of its rights again : that is to say, behind the scenes private ambiti

ccumbed to tyranny or to anarchy, it is his ideal to bring back order again . The decisive act in a policy of treason may be d

est patriots. With their providential removal, the adventurer emerges again , now unexpectedly to dominate the game of high po

een the mountains and the sea. Antonius dispatched cavalry northwards again across the Apennines, in the direction of Pollent

h which the revived Caesarian party was to establish the Dictatorship again , this time without respect of life and property,

sted on inadequate grounds. 6 Ib. I, 17. PageBook=>171 ‘Read again your words and deny that they are the supplicatio

more than ten times a year’s pay. 5 They had still to receive as much again . With a devoted army, augmented to eleven legions

lution. Octavianus crossed the Apennines and entered Cisalpine Gaul again , with a brave front. In force of arms, Lepidus an

overwhelmed the young consul. His name and fortune shielded him once again . In the negotiations he now took his stand as an

the defeated and impoverished survivors of earlier struggles rose up again , rapacious and vindictive. The fierce Marsians an

xation or confiscation drives money underground. It must be lured out again . Capital could only be tempted by a good investme

(41 B.C.), like his first from Caesar: after that he is not heard of again . Antonius’ adherent Q. Fufius Calenus held a mili

s and Lycians and draining the wealth of Asia. Brutus and Cassius met again at Ephesus. In the late summer of 42 their armies

, officers and men clamoured that he should try the fortune of battle again . Moreover, eastern princes and their levies were

er a tenacious and bloody contest, the Caesarian army prevailed. Once again the Balkan lands witnessed a Roman disaster and e

e assassins, such as Tillius Cimber and Q. Ligarius, are not heard of again . 2 As Brutus exclaimed, quoting from a lost tra

ence of victory, Octavianus returned to Italy. On the way he fell ill again and lingered at Brundisium, too weak to proceed.

ther side, they championed liberty and the rights of the dispossessed again not without reference to the popular name of M. A

as was soon evident, was already in negotiation with Antonius. Once again the young Caesar was saved by the fortune that cl

ither is, nor was, any sign at all. Nor did he see the Queen of Egypt again until nearly four years had elapsed. On the hav

ius, deserted and proscribed his associates before a year had passed; again , at Perusia, he stamped out the liberties of Rome

ert. If anybody, Salvidienus should have known how the odds lay. Once again , however, the Caesarian legions bent the Caesaria

fore the end of the year, Balbus the millionaire from Gades, emerging again into open history after an absence of four years,

brated in Rome his paradoxical triumph. 1 Ventidius is not heard of again save for the ultimate honour of a public funeral.

g of 37 Antonius sailed with a large fleet from Athens to Italy. Once again he found that Brundisium would not admit him. Not

the desire or the pretext for war, but he was in an angry mood. Once again for the benefit of an ambiguous partner he had to

XVII pg227-242 PageBook=>227 AT Brundisium Caesar’s heir had again been saved from ruin by the name, the fortune and

or unanimous adhesion to the new master of Rome. While some reverted again to Pompeius, many took service under Antonius and

Caesarian alliance; but Antonius, who came to Brundisium but departed again without a conference, gave him no help. Antonius

nd this was Caesar’s heir, in audacious deed as well as in name. Once again the voice of armed men was heard, clamorous for p

again the voice of armed men was heard, clamorous for peace, and once again the plea of averting Roman bloodshed recoiled upo

ions across the Ionian Sea for the campaign of Philippi. Then silence again until he becomes consul for the second time in 40

nd the obscure admiral M. Lurius, never heard of before and only once again , held a command in Sardinia. 7 To this ill-consor

ell, of brief notoriety and quick reward, then lapsing into obscurity again . Some names are known, but are only names, accide

Caesarian leaders, neither could brook an equal. Should Antonius come again to Brundisium or Tarentum with the fleets and arm

al revolutions. For Rome it might appear to be the time of Sulla come again ; in a larger sphere, the epoch of the kings who i

nce did not content the dynastic pride and rapacity of Egypt’s Queen: again and again she sought to extort from Antonius port

t content the dynastic pride and rapacity of Egypt’s Queen: again and again she sought to extort from Antonius portions of He

reement; to refuse, an insult to Octavia and to Roman sentiment. Once again Octavia was thrown forward as a pawn in the game

Antonius, alert for the care of his dominions and allies, marched out again and conferred with the King of Media. Of an invas

ce to secure constitutional sanction for the young adventurer. Once again Octavianus lacked standing before the law, for th

der. Octavianus then dismissed the Senate, instructing it to assemble again on a fixed day, when he would supply documentary

ntemporaries for Antonius, who, more honest, still employed the name, again offered to give up his powers, as he had two year

ating a false and fatal opinion of the dynast’s popularity. 2 Cicero, again , proclaimed the consensus Italiae against Antoniu

ene were reserved to walk in a Roman triumph. The boy is not heard of again —he was probably suppressed. The girl was enlisted

ghtful exercise of all their functions. Three days later the Senate again met, eager and impatient to render thanks, to con

t, changing in loyalty from Lepidus to Antonius, to Sex. Pompeius and again to Antonius, thence to the better cause. 3 The fa

o, Censorinus, C. Sosius and M. Licinius Crassus would command armies again . Yet, apart from these survivals of a lost cause,

ed array of viri triumphales, only one was to hold command of an army again , and that NotesPage=>327 1 Strabo, p. 840:

e closed. The rejoicing was premature. The stubborn mountaineers rose again and again. In Ulterior the brutal P. Carisius, wh

The rejoicing was premature. The stubborn mountaineers rose again and again . In Ulterior the brutal P. Carisius, who continue

Caesar’s heir perished by disease or by the dagger, there might come again , as when Caesar the Dictator fell, dissension in

years had elapsed. But some perished or disappeared. Nothing is heard again of the consular L. Gellius Poplicola or of three

ibuno militum’. 6 Horace himself was only one generation better. Here again , no return to Republican prejudices of birth. In

ss in society, but differed in public station and prestige dignitas again . A patent fact, but obscured by pretence and by p

harsh and narrow; even with a Senate of six hundred, there supervened again and again a scarcity of candidates for office, ca

narrow; even with a Senate of six hundred, there supervened again and again a scarcity of candidates for office, calling for

ebarred. He had already restored the Republic once he could not do it again . NotesPage=>370 1 Dio 54, 14, 1. 2 lb. 5

People, law and magistrates. Electoral disorders were barely heard of again . The domination of the Triumvirs had created nume

t. 7 Though supplemented by Caesar, the patriciate had been reduced again in the wars, being represented in the Senate at t

was spent abroad, in Spain (27-24 B.C.,) in the East (22-19 B.C.) and again in Spain and Gaul (16-13 B.C.). In the East, pres

hare in the tribunicia potestas. 2 The deputy was soon on his travels again and back at his work. After a sojourn of four yea

secrated the removal of the legions from the field of politics. Never again was provision for the soldier at the end of servi

mes a change in part the result of accident. Augustus himself never again left Italy. Agrippa had been indispensable in the

triumphalia for a successful war, then proconsul of Asia, then legate again , of Syria. This would fit Piso and his Bellum Thr

rs before in the Thracian War of Piso, so now the Balkan lands called again for reinforcement from the armies of the East. In

nsulta then became common, gradually acquiring force of law. Yet once again , behind the nominal authority and government of t

D. 6 (Dio 55, 28, 2), but much earlier, for example P. Paquius Scaeva again in Cyprus: ‘procos, iterum extra sortem auctorita

owers to preclude any real opposition. But the problem was to recur again and again. The garrison of the city imposed Claud

reclude any real opposition. But the problem was to recur again and again . The garrison of the city imposed Claudius in suc

associate of Sex. Pompeius, formed a Pompeian connexion. 3 Cn. Cinna, again , was a grandson of Magnus. By now the marshals

o pay his respects to the kinsman who had supplanted him; he returned again to his retreat after a cool reception. Lollius

the public safety imposed the ruthless suppression of a rival. Once again fortune took charge of the game and shattered Aug

arted to the eastern provinces. At once on his return in 19 B.C., and again in the next year, he was offered the cura legum e

ater the Princeps replenished the existing priestly colleges, calling again to life the ancient guild of the Arval Brethren:

find expression in the versions of Horace and Propertius. Propertius again , when singing the praises of Italy in a patriotic

omething of the fire and passion of the Transpadane Catullus was born again . He came from Asisium, neighbour city to unhappy

peak, he bade the frogs be silent. No frog croaked in that place ever again . When Caesar’s heir entered Rome for the first ti

itol and receiving an emblem of sovranty from Jupiter, and recognized again by Cicero on the next day when he had the first s

which they were granted: policy and system cannot be discovered. Once again Augustus stands revealed as the deliberate founde

opolized every form and sign of allegiance; no proconsul of Rome ever again is honoured in the traditional fashion of the eas

nonians, incompletely conquered twenty years before, would have risen again at the earliest opportunity when Roman armies wer

ght no freedom, no benefit to history: it merely poisoned the sources again . Literature under the Empire was constrained to v

e little better. The vaunting Cornificius vanished utterly. Obscurity again envelops the unfamiliar names of Carrinas and Lar

, not merely under Augustus but even with Pompeius and Caesar. Once again , Balbus and Theophanes. The Emperor Claudius, as

cires, deteriorem fore qui vicisset’. 3 In his old age Tacitus turned again to history and composed the Annals of the Empire,

, Horace contemplates the possibility that Plancus may go to the wars again . 6 No chance of that: in the cool shade of Tibur

be the best form of government. It was also primeval, fated to return again when a state had run through the whole cycle of c