Dio 43.20.1

Roman History 43.20.1

Author
Cassius Dio
Translator
Earnest Cary

Roman History

43.20.1

Cassius Dio

translated by Earnest Cary

20The people, accordingly, were disagreeably affected by these sights that I have mentioned, and yet they considered them of very slight importance in view of the multitude of captives and the magnitude of Caesar’s accomplishments. This led them to admire him extremely, as did likewise the good nature with which he bore the army’s outspoken comments. For the soldiers jeered at those of their own number who had been appointed by him to the senate