...that be" longed to his anceftors, or a fepulchre in which their " afhes reft. The private foldiers fight and die, to advance " the wealth and luxury of the great; and they are called * mafters of the world, while they have not a foot of ground " in their poffeffion." Such fpeeches...

...sltar that be' longed to his anchors, or a fepulchre in which their ' afhes relt. The private foldiers fight and die, to advance ' the wealth and luxury of the great; and they are called ' matters of the world, while they have not a foot of ground ' in their pofleflion." Such fpeeches...

...and domestic gods: F.or, among su^h num." bers, perhaps there is not a Roman who has an altar that " belonged to his ancestors, or a sepulchre in which...masters of the world, while they have not a foot of " ground in their possession." Such speeches as this, delivered by a man of such spirit, and flowing...

...lias belonged to his ancestors, OF a sepulchre in which their ashes rest. They fight and die, in order to advance the wealth and luxury of the great; and...masters of the world, while they have not a foot of ground in their possession." Such speeches as this, delivered by a man of so much spirit, and flowing...

...domestic gods. For out of such " numbers there is not perhaps a single Roman, who " has an altar that has belonged to his ancestors, or " a sepulchre in which their ashes rest. They fight " and die, in order to advance the wealth and luxury " of the great ; and they are called...

...sepulchres and domestic gods : for, among such numbers, perhaps there is not a Roman who has an altar that belonged to his ancestors, or a sepulchre in which...masters of the world, while they have not a foot of ground in their possession." Such speeches as this, delivered by a man of such spirit, and flowing...

...sepulchres and domestic gods: for among such numbers, perhaps there is not a Roman who has an altar that belonged, to his ancestors, or a sepulchre in which...great; and they are called masters of the world, while thi-y have not a foot of ground in their possession." Such speeches as this, delivered by a man of...

...command — obedience must follow. " Private soldiers," said Tiberius Gracchus from the Roman rostrum, " fight and die to advance the wealth and luxury of the great." t " Soldiers," said an eminent Puritan, in his sermon, preached in this country more than a hundred...

...power chiefly lies in the negative voice, and if one of them stands out, the rest can effect nothing. or a sepulchre in which their ashes rest . The private...masters of the world, while they have not a foot of ground in their possession." Incensed by this behaviour, Tiberius dropped his moderate bill, and proposed...

...and domestic gods. For out of such numbers, there is not perhaps a single Roman who has an altar that belonged to his ancestors, or a sepulchre in which their ashes rest. They fight and die in order to advance the wealth and luxury of the great ; and they are 58 59 called...