Dio 42.27.3

Roman History 42.27.3

Author
Cassius Dio
Translator
Earnest Cary

Roman History

42.27.3

Cassius Dio

translated by Earnest Cary

3In fact many robberies, outrages, and murders took place. And not only was the existing situation most distressing to the Romans, but they suspected Caesar of intending far more and greater deeds of violence. For when the master of the horse never laid aside his sword even at the festivals, who would not have been suspicious of the dictator himself? Most of these festivals, by the way, Antony gave at Caesar’s expense,