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kingtoonyspeeches.theyaginative
thanthegreeksandtheypreferredanounceofatoa
poundofulti
tudethe``plebe,astheasselageoffreecitizensalled
onlytooeupoalk.they
thereforeplacedtheactualbusinessofrunniyinto
thehandsoftedbyauncilof
elders,calledthesenatebecausetheeansan
oldn.asatterofcustondpracticaladvahe
senatorsthenobility.buttheirpowerhad
beenstrictlydefined.
roatoihadpassedthroughthesasortof
strugglebethepoorandtherichhhadforced
athenstoadoptthelaethis
nflicthadoccurredihturyb.c.asaresultthe
freenhadobtaiendeoflaected
thegainstthedespotisfthearistocraticjudgesbythe
institutionofthe``tribuhesetribunesy
gistrates,electedbythefreen.theyhadtherighttoprotect
aofficials
houghttobeunjust.ansulhadtherightto
odeath,butifthecasehadnotbeenabsolutely
provedthetribuneuldinterfereandsavethepoor
fellowslife.
bute,iseeorefertoalittle
cityofafehousandinhabitants.andtherealstrengthof
rolayirydistrictsoutsideher
entoftheseoutlyingprovihatro
atanearlyageshoasalonising
power.
inveryearlytisrohadbeentheonlystronglyfortified
cityiralitaly,butithadalable
refugetootherlatintribesobeindangerof
attack.thelatinneighbourshadregheadvantages
ofacloseunionhsuchapoheyhadtried
tofindabasisforsosortofdefensiveandoffensivealliance.
otheatioians,babylonians,phoenis,
evengreeks,ission
oofthe``barbarians,theronsdidnothingof
thesort.theygavethe``outsideracetobeepartners
inan``respublionh.
``youtojoinus,theysaid.``verywell,goahead
andjoiyouasifyouizens
ofro.iuforthisprivilegeyouto
fightforourcity,thetherofusall,shallbe
necessary.
the``outsiderappreciatedthisgenerosityandheshowed
hisgratitudebyhisunsy.
yhadbeenattacked,thefn
residentshadvedoutasquicklyastheyuld.whydefend
sothinothingtotheutateorary
bhouseinheyoleratedaslongasthey
paidtheirbillsbutyhegates
ofro,allthelatinsrushedtoherdefeheir
thereevenif
theylivedahundredlesahewalls
ofthesacredhills.
andnodisasteruldgethissentint.in
thebeginningofthefourthturyb.c.theed
theiranarnear
theriveralliaandhadrchedupoy.theyhad
takenroaheyexpectedthatthepeoplewould
eandsueforpeace.theyed,butnothinghappened.
afterashorttithegaulsfoundtheelvessurroundedby
ahostilepopulatioiossiblefortheoobtain
supplies.aftersevennths,hungerforcedtheohdraw.
thepolietotreatthe``fneronequal
terhadprovedagreatsuccessandrostoerthan
everbefore.
thisshortaeshowsyou
theenorusdiffereanidealofahealthy
state,andthatoftheabodiedinthe
toansunteduponthecheerful
ayoperatioberof``equalcitizens.
thecarthaginians,follopleofegypt
andeasia,insistedupontheunreasoningandtherefore
unsandhesefailed
theyhiredprofessionalsoldierstodotheirfightingforthe
youandhageofear
suchacleverandpoyaocracyof
carthageooight
destroythedangerousrivalbeforeitoolate.
butthee
itneverpaystorushtters.theyproposedtotherons
thattheirrespectivecitiesdraapand
thateachtoohesecirclesasherown``sphere
ofinfluendprosetokeepoutoftheotherfellows
circle.theagreentptlydeand
asprotlyhsidesthoughtitosendtheir
arestosicilyentinvited
fninterference.
thehesocalledfirstpunicwar
lastedtyfouryears.itoutonthehighseas
andinthebeginningitseedthattheexperiencedcar
thaginiannavya.
folloheiraactics,thecarthaginianshipswould
eitherraheenevesselsorbyaboldattackfroheside
theyheiroarsandhenkillthesailorsof
thehelplessvesselhtheirarrohfireballs.but
ronengineersiedanehcarriedab
bridgeaenstordthe
hostileship.thenthereinian
viylaetheirfleeted.
carthageepart
oftherondoins.
tein
questofpperhadtakentheislandofsardinia.carthage
iofsilverthereuponoccupiedallofsouthespain.
thisdeans.the
latterdidnotlikethisatallandtheyorderedtheirtroopsto
crossthepyreneesandyofoccupation.
thestageforthesendoutbreakbethetwo
rivals.reekloextforawar.
thecarthaginiansoast
ofspain.thesaguntiansappealedtoroandro,as
usual,isedthehelpof
thelatinares,butthepreparationforthi
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