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slaughter, till Sylla had enrich'd his partizan [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] ^ [[addition]] Altho [[/addition]] I don't fear this in M. Tully, nor in these times. [[deletion]] But [[/deletion]] Yet in a great Citty, there are many people & of very different dispositions. It may happen at another time & when there is another Consul, who may have an army in his power, who may believe something that is false is true. [[deletion]] Who by this example, [[addition]] The Consul having draws [[/addition]] [[/deletion]] When the Consul shall have once drawn his [[deletion]] of the decrea of the Senate [[/deletion]] sword, by this example & by the decree of the Senate; who shall stop it or who shall govern it? LII. O! Conscript Fathers our Ancestors never wanted either counsel, or audaciousness: nor did pride hinder them from imitating the laws & customs of other nations provided they were just & honest.
