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(2) After Lucius Silla's [[deletion]] command [[/deletion]] [[addition]] by any [[/addition]] he was fired with the desire of getting the command over the Republick: neither [[deletion]] could he get [[/deletion]] [[addition]] card he [[/addition]] [[deletion]] by any means, whilst [[/deletion]] [[addition]] by what means, provided he got it. [[/addition]] His audacious mind was agitated more & more every day by the want of money, & ^ [[addition]] by [[/addition]] the consciousness of his wickedness: both of which, [[deletion]] as y have said before, [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] encreased by his arts [[/deletion]] [[addition]] ww increas'd the [[unclear]] ways I have mention [[/addition]] : besides being encouraged by the corrupt manneers of the citizens, which ^ [[addition]] were [[/addition]] by luxury & avarice, both of which are extreme bad & different vices. The thing itself seem'd to because the times admonish'd the
