The embassy to Spain followed, in a most disturbed time of the republic; when, on the arrival of Lucius Sulla in Italy, great armies quarrelled about the tribunals and the laws; and in this desperate state of the republic

If no money was paid, of what sum is that fiftieth a part? Since his cause is not the same as that of Verres

a great quantity of corn from Gaul; infantry, and a most numerous army from Gaul, a great number of cavalry from Gaul

That after this the Gauls would drink their wine more diluted, because they thought that there was poison in it