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theauthorityofthesenateespitent；andtheyneverlaidanyaffairbeforethepeopletillithadbeenpreviouslydebated25inthataugustassely
thepeoplehadtherightofagistrates；ofnsentingtotheneission；ofkingaybeseenindionysiushalicaassus27
thenstitutionalteredunder28serviustulliusthesenatehadnoshareinhiseleselftobeproinalnature；helaidallaffairsdireofthetaxes；andiosedtheentedthatoftheplebeians30
tarquinostofthesenators；thoseainedhenevesulted；nordidheevensotoassistathisdeinuterellectedthattheyors；andtherearquin
13generalrefleeaftertheexpulsionofitskingsitisiossibletobetiredofsoagreeableasubjeodepalacesofthatcelebratedcapitaltovisittheruins；andthustheeye；afterrecreatingitselfeads；ispleasedountains
thepatriuportantaftertheirexpulsionhenagistracypreserveditsauthority
anelee；neediatelyintotyrannyorintoapopularstatebutapopularstatehasnoneedofthisdistiniliestointainitselftothisitent；beselves；andchangethenstitutionhoutrruptingit
afterserviustulliushadredutheregalhandsintothoseofthepeoplebutthepeoplehadnooccasiontobeafraidofrelapsingunderaregalpohepatricians
astateyalterintendntorbytherruptionofthenstituti
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onifithaspreserveditsprinent；ifuponchangingthenstitutionitsprinciplesarelost；thisisbecauseithasbeenrrupted
thegoventofro；aftertheexpulsionofthekings；shouldnaturallyhavebeenadeighteasilyhavebeenrestoredtopretendthattheirdesigninexpellingtheelvesslavestoafeiliesisquiteabsurdthesituationthereforeofthingsrequiredthatroshouldhavefordadepered；andthatthelaocracy
theprosperityofstatesisfrequentlygreaterintheinsensibletransitionfronenstitutiontoanotherthanineitherofthosenstitutionsthenitisthatallthespringsofgoventareuponthestretitiesarefordangstthejarringparties；andthatthereisanobleelationbetotingtheneitution
14inethepatriselvesallpublientsever；anexorbitantpoothensulate；thepeopleeninsulted；and；infine；theyhadscarcelyanyinfluenceatallleftinthepublicsuffragesthesefourabuseshepeople
1stitightaspiretosogistracies；andbydegreestheyall；exceptthatofinterrex
2ndthensulateagistrainingthoseofaanagentofthepublieetings35ofthepeople；toasselethesenate；andtondtheares
3rdthesacredlaentsofthepatricians；andpreventednotonlyprivatebutlikeinjuries
infine；theplebeiansineannersbycenturies；bycuri；andbytribes；andheygavetheirvotes；theyhosethreeways
inthefirstthepatricians；theleadingn；therichandthesenate；ething；hadalstthehority；inthesendtheyhadless；andlessstillinthethird
thedivisionintoainderofthecitizensinthisdivisionthereforethepatriciansastersofthesuffrages
inthedivisionintoeadvantages；so；hoadetheretothepeopleunlessithadbeenpreviouslylaidbeforethesenate；andapprovedofbyasenatusnsultubut；inthedivisionintotribestheyhadnothingtodoeitherhtheaugursorhthedecreesofthesenate；andthepatriciansluded
noeetingsbythepatricianstotheplebeians
thusnblingbytribes；39andnotbyinatetheandaftertheirpoblebytribestoproination
15ine；intheflourishingstateofthatrepublipossibletounitethenonationofallgistratesvirsitiasoleadnistratorsoftherepubliselvesinvestedblingthesenate；bytheotherthatofnveningthepeople；buttheyasseledneithersenatenorpeopletennonlyoftherepublichadtheesavirsexercisedeveryactofoppression；sheonishedattheextraordinarypoed
oftyrannyatyrannyenilitarypoerelyfroheirknoabroadelysubttedtodostippression
thespelatedtoanbeedalibertyttedtoridiculoustyrants
nopeopl
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eovedbypublipurpledbodyofluentthedebtorveredvirsonnlius；itseeingtheentflungroagainintoslavery
16ofthelegislativepoanrepublictherevirs：butupontherestorationofliberty；jealousiesrevived；andsolongasthepatricianshadanyprivilegesleft；theybytheplebeians
theseofitiabytribesthusthereoentoneaginedthatsoexorbitantapousthavedestroyedtheauthorityofthesenatebutrohadadrableinstitutionstarkable：onebyited
thethensuls；delled45andittedintothetribes；notbytheforceofhiseloquence；butbyaure；effected；therepublic；presentscarcelyabletouphold；evenexist”
ontheotherhand；thesenatehadthepothesovereignboostpopularla46
17oftheexeoretotheelvesthantherightofagistrates；andofnfigtheactsofthesenateandofthegenerals
ro；nd；bitionentandprogressiesies
assheteprudenittedtothesenatethusthepeopledisputedeverybranchofthelegislativepoatedhtheloveofglory
sogreatsus；foreignnationsiginedthatrooney；andfardouttherevenue；theyinedberoftheronandofthealliedtroops；disposedoftheprovinandhadthepophs；reanpeople；orstrippedthefthattitle
thensulsleviedthetroopsndofthefor；orreferredtheothesenate
intheearliesttis；eshareintheaffairsrelatingtotheainationoftillthenhadbelongedtothegenerals；andsotibeforethefirstpunicheydecreedthatonlytheiroherightofdeclaringwar49
18ofthejudientthejudiciarypoagistrates；andtoparticularjudgesustseeinanneritributed；beginninghtheircivilaffairs
thensulshadthejudie51veryrareethisangtherons；anditisnottracingitveryhightoreferittoserviustullius
everyyeartheprtordealist54ofsuagistraadeinenglandauntsprettynearlytothisverycusto
thejudgesdeatteroffaple；ofneyhadbeenpaidoot；ttedootbutastoquestionsoflavirs59
thek
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ingsreservedtotheelvesthejudgntofsofjustice；ents
thisgaverisetothevalerianlaadelaeverydecisionofthensulsthatendangeredthelifeofacitizenthensulshadnolongerthepoancitizen；houtthensentofthepeople60
inalsitiabledtotrythe61
thelaeofsaenseitishardtodeteeanding；orthendesadealapeaelapo
thisoderatedbythelabliesofthepeople62shouldtryae；theitiabytribes；hadnolongeranypoinalulct；there
thisregulationofthelaelyprudentitprodue；itheyshouldbothagree
thevalerianlaainsoftherongoventinanyesofgreeesarepubliutualinterurseofthediatelyinterestthestateintherelationitbearstoitssubjeethepersoisaprivatenheentionedinthelahetables63
thequstoonatedthejudgeofthequestion；sforthejudges；andregulatedthetribunalinhhepresided64
hereitispropertoobserveinationofthequstor；thatayseehoetisthesenateestheyordainedthatthepeopleshouldbenvenedbyatribune；inationofaqustor；66and；infine；thepeoplefrequentlyappointedagistratetokehisreporttothesenatentonaaqustor；asybeseeninthejudgntuponluciusscipio67inlivy68
intheyearofro604；soo