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5. undique omnes alii deprecari tribunum, alii castigare. Tiberi Gracchi collegae plurimum oratio movit: [2] ne suas quidem simultates pro magistratu exercere boni exempli esse; alienarum vero simultatum tribunum plebis cognitorem fieri turpe et indignum collegii eius potestate et sacratis legibus esse. [3] [p. 9] suo quemque iudicio et homines odisse aut diligere et res probare aut inprobare debere, non pendere ex alterius 1vultu ac nutu nec alieni momentis animi circumagi, adstipularique irato consuli tribunum plebei et, [4] quid privatim M. Aemilius mandaverit, meminisse, tribunatum sibi a populo Romano mandatum oblivisci, et mandatum pro auxilio ac libertate privatorum, non pro consulari regno. [5] ne hoc quidem cernere eum fore, ut memoriae ac posteritati mandetur eiusdem collegii alterum e duobus tribunis plebis suas inimicitias remisisse rei publicae, alterum alienas et mandatas exercuisse. [6] his victus castigationibus tribunus cum templo excessisset, referente Ser. Sulpicio praetore triumphus M. Fulvio est decretus. [7] is cum gratias patribus conscriptis egisset, adiecit ludos magnos se Iovi optimo maximo eo die, quo Ambraciam cepisset, vovisse; in eam rem sibi centum pondo auri a civitatibus conlatum; [8] petere, ut ex ea pecunia, quam in triumpho latam in aerario positurus esset, id aurum secerni iuberent. [9] [p. 10] senatus pontificum collegium consuli iussit, num omne id aurum in ludos consumi necesse esset. cum pontifices negassent ad religionem pertinere, quanta inpensa in 2 ludos fieret, [10] senatus Fulvio, quantum inpenderet, permisit, dum ne summam octoginta milium excederet. [11] triumphare mense Ianuario statuerat; sed cum audisset consulem M. Aemilium litteris M. Aburi tribuni plebis acceptis de remissa intercessione ipsum ad inpediendum triumphum Romam venientem aegrum in via substitisse, [12] ne plus in triumpho certaminum quam in bello haberet, praetulit triumphi diem. [13] triumphavit ante diem decimum kal. [14] Ianuarias de Aetolis et de Cephallenia. aureae coronae centum duodecim pondo ante currum latae sunt, argenti pondo milia octoginta tria, auri pondo ducenta quadraginta tria, tetrachma Attica centum octodecim milia, [15] Philippei nummi duodecim milia quadringenti viginti duo, signa aenea septingenta octoginta quinque, signa marmorea ducenta triginta, arma tela cetera spolia hostium magnus numerus, ad hoc catapultae ballistae tormenta omnis generis; [16] duces aut Aetoli et Cephallenes aut regii ab Antiocho ibi relicti ad viginti septem. [17] [p. 11] multos eo die, priusquam in urbem inveheretur, in circo Flaminio tribunos, 3 praefectos, equites, centuriones, Romanos sociosque, donis militaribus donavit. militibus ex praeda vicenos quinos denarios divisit, duplex centurioni, triplex equiti.

1 a. Ch. 187.

2 a. u. 567.

3 a. Ch. 187.

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