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theplot,hadhesenate,andhadforcedcatiline
toflee.butthereenilaraitions
anditeforidletalk.
pariuirateotakecharge
ofaffairs.hebeittee.
gaiusjuliusself
asgoveorofspain,nd.the
thirdeofcrassus.
hehadbeeedbecauseherediblyrich,havingbeen
asuccessfulntractorofupon
aionagainsttheparthiansandwaskilled.
asforcaesar,heablestofthethree,he
deilitaryglorytobee
apopularhero.hecrossedthealpsandhatpart
ofthered
asolidherhineandiheland
oftheons.finallyhetookshipandvisitedengland.
heavenknoighthaveendedifhehadnotbeen
forpey,soheed,had
beenappointeddieantthat
caesarobeplathelistofthe``retiredofficers,and
theideadidnotappealtohihereeredthathehad
begunlifeasafolloarius.hedecidedtoteachthe
senatorsandtheir``dictatoranotherlesson.hecrossedthe
rubiheprovinceofcisalpinegaul
frotaly.everyhe``friendofthe
people.eandpoey
fledtogreececaesarfolloaedhisfollowers
nearpharsalus.poeysailedaediterraneanand
escapedtoegypt.whenhelandedheurderedbyorder
ofyoungkingptole.afeercaesararrived.
hefoundhielfcaughtinatrap.boththeegyptiansand
therongarrisonainedfaithfultopoey,
attackedhisca.
fortunehcaesar.hesucceedediingfireto
theegyptia.iallythesparksofthebuing
vesselsfellontheroofofthefauslibraryofalexandria
offtheerfront,aroyedit.
heattackedtheegyptianar,drovethesoldiersintothe
nile,droy,aablisheda
undercleopatra,thesisterofthelateking.justthenword
reaithridates,
hadgohearorthed
phaaaedfivedays,sentwordof
hisvieinthefaussentence``veni,vidi,vici,
e,isaued
toegyptelyinlovehcleopatra,who
follotorouedtotakechargeofthe
govent,intheyear46.herchedattheheadofnot
lessthanfourdifferentvictoryparades,havingwonfour
differentcaaigns.
thencaesarappearedintheseoreportuponhis
adventures,aefulsenatedehi`dictatorfor
tenyears.italstep.
theneadeseriousattetstoreforhe
ronstate.hedeitpossibleforfreentobee
ersofthesenate.henferredtherightsofcitizenship
upondistantnitiesashadbeeheearlydays
ofronhistory.hepertted``foexercise
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ofthedistantprovincesilies
hadetardastheirprivatepossessions.inshorthe
didnythingsfoodofthejorityofthepeoplebut
adehihhlyunpopularostpowerful
nie.halfahundredyoungaristoeda
plot``tosavetherepubliarchthefifteenth
ofrchagtothatnealendarhcaesar
hadbroughtfrogyptcaesarurderedwhen
heehesenate.oer.
thereeontiraditionof
caesarsglory.oneersecretary.the
otheravian,caesarsgrandnepheohis
estate.octavianreinedinro,butanto
tobenearcleopatrahetoohadfalleninlove,as
seetohavebeenthehabitenerals.
a,
oselfand
cleopatray.shetriedvery
hardtokeoctaviahirdro.whenshe
saakenoiressionuponthisveryproud
aristocrat,shekilledherself,abecaaronprovince.
asforoctavian,heanandhedid
thestakeofhisfausuncle.heknewhow
peopleodestinhisdends
e.hedidnottobea``dictator.
heirelysatisfiedhthetitleof``thehonourable.
buthesenate,afeer,addressed
hisaugustustheillustrioushedidnotobjedafew
yearslaterthenireetcalledhiaesar,orkaiser,
edtardoctavianastheir
nderinasthechief,theieratoror
eeror.therepublichadbeeatheaverage
ro.
in14a.d.hispositionastheabsoluterulerofthe
ronpeoplehadbeesoade
aofthatdiviohadbeenreserved
fods.andhissuccessorsperorsthe
absoluterulersofthegreatesteiretheworldhad
everseen.
ifthetruthbetold,theaveragecitizenired
ofanarddisorder.hedidnotcareprovided
theergavehicetolivequietlyand
houttheealstreetriots.octavianassuredhis
subjectsfortyyearsofpeace.hehadnodesiretoextendthe
frontiersofhisdoins,intheyear9a.d.hehadntebr >
platedaninvasionofthenorthehwas
inhabitedbytheteutons.butvarrus,hisgeneral,hadbeen
killedenierthat
theronsdenofurtherattetstocivilisethesewild
people.
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ofintealreforbutituchgood.two
turiesofrevolutionandfnedlykilled
thebestnangtheyoungergeions.ithadr
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