Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 118
ates. Caesar was at theirmercy any day. They hadsworn to maintain all his acts.They had sworn, after Cicerosspeech, individually and col-lectively to defend his life.Caesar, whether he believed 4l . iii,i Jupiter Olympics. them sincere or not, had taken them at their word, and came daily to the… … 94 Leaders of Men uncertainty had been successfully generated, of whichthey determined to take immediate advantage. Therewere no troops in the city. Lepidus, Caesars master ofthe horse, who had been appointed governor of Gaul,was outside the gates, with a few cohorts; but Lepiduswas a person of…
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