Capitolo 61
you debit to his/her his/her own use, and Pompey appeared in the Roman Hole as a
defends to defend him/it from the position and to vindicate his/her memory. Him
it was successful in this defense. Everybody that felt him/it was, in the first one
you quote an example, very deeply party for the orator, on account of
his/her extreme youth and his/her personal beauty; and, as he proceeded with his
declaration, he disputed with so a lot of eloquence and it motorizes as to win universal
applause. One of the principal officers of the government in the city was this way
very it arranged with his/her aspect, and with the promise of future
greatness that you/they pointed out the circumstances, that he offered him his
it gives birth in marriage. Pompey accepted the offer, and married the lady.
Its name was Antistia.
[Sidenote: Your success as a general.]
[Sidenote: Pompey defeats the armies.]
Pompey quickly of rose to taller and taller degrees of distinction, up to that
he got the command of an army that he had, in fact, in a great
measure raised and he organized, and he fought to his head
with the great energy and the success against the enemies of Sylla. For a long time him
you/he/she was hemmed in on the oriental coast of Italy from three separate armies,
what you/they were gradually advancing against him, with a certainty as them
thought, to effect his/her destruction. Sylla, feeling of Pompey
danger, great efforts done to march to his/her liberation. Before he arrived the
however, place Pompey had met and you/he/she had defeated one after the other of the
armies of his/her enemies, so that, when Sylla drew near, Pompey marched
out to satisfy him/it with his/her spread out army in magnificent order, trumpets
playing and flags flying, and with the great bodies of unarmed troops,
the prisoners that he had taken, in the back. Sylla was stricken with
surprise and the admiration; and when Pompey greeted him/it with the title of
_Imperator_ that was the title tallest wiseacre to the Roman
constitution and that that the tall line of Sylla and the boundless power