must be obeyed, desired one of the lictorsto do his duty; when Volero, being a strong and robust man, receivedthe lictor with open arms, and lifting him from the ground, gave hima setting down that shook the nerves of the astonished officer. Havingthrown the lictor on the ground, where the unhappy… … A Lictor is sent to arrest Pnblilius Volero. Publilius from this moment had considerable weight with the ple-beians, who made him one of their Tribunes ; and he at once proposeda large measure of reform in the mode of electing those officers. Hesuggested an extension of the suffrage, by giving it…
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