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(8) bestir Yourselves? Behold that, I say that liberty, which you have so often wished for, besides riches, honor, & glory, are placed before you. All these are proposed by fortune for the conqueror. The oitugtion of affairs, the season, the danger, the want, & the magnificent sporits of war, will amimale you more than my speech. You may either use me as Your commander, or as Your fellow soldier, swrill assist you, both in forming, & in [[deletion]] exsecuting [[/deletion]] [[addition]] executing [[/addition]] Your designs. But I hope [[deletion]] the design may [[/deletion]] [[addition]] we shall treat together [[/addition]] [[deletion]] be [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] of these matters [[/addition]] ,^ when I am Consul: Unless I am deceived in You, & that you prefer slavery to command.
