...abused by their favourite, the faithless and ambitious Marias, DIP, fragment, xxxiv. 94. the no^ bility again prevailed under the conduct of Sylla. Sylla...magistracy; that there should be no appeal to the tiibunes; that they should not be 141 allowed to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor...

...abused by their favourite, the faithless and ambilious Marius, Dio. fragment, xxxiv. 94. the nobility again prevailed under the conduct of Sylla. Sylla...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor propose laws," Lie. Epit. 89. Appian. B. Civ. i. 413. but should only retain the right of intercession,...

...more oppressed than ever, Sallust. Jug. 31. hitious Marios, Dio. fragment, xxxiv. 94. the nobility again prevailed under the conduct of Sylla. Sylla...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor propose laws," Liv. Epit. 89. Jppian. B. Civ. i. 413. but should only retain the right of intercession,...

...favourite, the faithless and K ambitious ambitious Marius, Dio. fragment, xxxiv. 94., the nobility again prevailed under the conduct of Sylla. Sylla...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor to propose laws," Liv. Epit. 89. Appian. B. Civ.i. 413.; but should only retain the right of intercession,...

...their power to the most extravagant height. Sylla abridged, and in a manner extinguished, that power, by enacting, that whoever had been tribune should...; that they should not be allowed to assemble the peo. pie and make harangues to them, nor propose laws, but should only retain the right of intercession....

...thair power to the most extravagant height. Sylla abridged, and in a manner extinguished, that power, by enacting, that whoever had been tribune should...; that they should not be allowed to assemble the peo. pie and make harangues to them, nor propose laws, but should only retain the right of intercession....

...that whoever had been tribune should nol afterwards enjoy any other magistracy ; that there shoutd be no appeal to the tribunes ; that they should not be allowed to assemble the peo. pie and make harangues to them, nor propose laws, but should only retain the right of intercession....

...their power to the most extravagant height. Sylla abridged, and in a manner extinguished, that power, by enacting, that whoever had been tribune should...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor propose laws, but should only retain the right of intercession. In the consulship of Cotta, however,...

...people being misled and abused by their favourite, the faithless and ambitious Marius,6 the nobility again prevailed under the conduct of Sylla. Sylla...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor to propose laws,"7 but should, only retain the right of intercession,8 which Cicero greatly approves.9...

...received, in a manner, i'ts death-bk>w from the regulations of Sylla (tribunicia lex), which enacted that " whoever had been tribune should not afterwards...to assemble the people and make harangues to them, nor to propose laws (habere comitiav. agere cum populo), but should only retain the right of intercession...