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course, without opposition. He reactivated there the government,
organized again the Senate, and it got provisionings of corn from the public
barns, and of money from the urban treasury in the Capitol. In to go
to the Hill of Capitulate after this treasure of it, he found the officer that had
position of the money put to defend there it. He told Caesar that it
it was contrary to law for him to enter. It said Caesar that, for men with
swords in their hands there were not law. The officer still refused
admit him. Caesar told then it to open the doors, or he would kill him
on the stain. "And you have to understand", he added, "that it will be
easier for me to do him/it that you/he/she has been to say him/it." The officer withstood to
more, and Caesar went in.
[Sidenote: Caesar subjugates the various countries.]
[Sidenote: He turns him his/her thoughts to Pompey.]
After this, Caesar spent some time in rigid countries in Italy,
Spain, Sicily, and Gaul was manifested some opposition wherever there
to his/her hesitation. When this job was brought defeasible, and all these countries
it was completely submitted to his/her dominion, he started to turn his/her thoughts
to the plan to undertake Pompey through the Sea of Adriatic.
I CAPITULATE VII.
THE BATTLE OF PHARSALIA.
[Sidenote: The armies of gathering.]
[Sidenote: the preparations of Pompey.]
[Sidenote: Caesar to Brundusium.]
The gathering of the armies of Caesar and Pompey on the opposite beaches
of the Sea of Adriatic one of the greatest preparations were for conflict
that history has recorded, and the whole world looked fixed on the show
to the duration with an intense and anxious interest from which it was elevated
the reverential fear and terror that it inhaled the danger. During the year while
Caesar was completing his/her job of subjugating and to systematize all the
it departs western of the empire, Pompey was gathering from the Oriental
division every possible contribution to inflate the military strength under
his/her command, and you/he/she was assembling all these elements of power on