Capitolo 64
army when he was orderly house. They was determined to submit to no
authority but that of Pompey. Pompey succeeded for a long time, from great
efforts, in to subjugate this spirit and returning the army to them
duty. A false account of the bargain, went however to Rome. It was
brought to Sylla that there was a revolt the army of Africa, it led
from Pompey same that was determined not to resign himself/herself/themselves his/her command. Sylla
it was very indignant for before its authority should be despised and
its power faced, as him the express ones, from "such boy; " for Pompey it was
anchor, to this point, very young. However, when he learned the truth him,
conceived a taller admiration for the young general that never. He went
out to satisfy him/it as him drew near to the city, and, in to board him to it,
calls him/it Pompey the Gran. Pompey has kept on bearing so the title
the datum a present day.
[Sidenote: He demands a triumph.]
Pompey started, it seems, now to experiment, in of the degree the usual one
effects produced on the human heart from celebrity and encomium. Him
exact a triumph. A triumph was a great and splendid ceremony, from
what victorious generals that was of age advanced and tall civilian or
it spins military, you/he/she was received in the city when returning from some
glorious country especially. There was a great procession formed on
these occasions in that the various emblems and insignia and trophies of
victory, and captives taken by the conqueror, was exposed. This great
procession entered the city with ribbons of music that accompany him, and
flag and flags flying, passing erect triumphal arcs long under
the way. Triumphs were decreed by a vote of the Senate, in cases usually
where they was deserved; but, in this case, the power of Sylla as dictator
it was supreme, and the application of Pompey for a triumph seems to have been
addressed accordingly to him.
[Sidenote: Sylla refuses Pompey a triumph.]
Sylla refused him/it. The shows of Pompey in the had African country
state, he admitted, very praiseworthy to him but him neither it had the age