Sed ubi Caecina praetexta lictoribusque insignis, dimota turba, consul incessit, exarsere victores: superbiam saevitiamque (adeo invisa scelera sunt), etiam perfidiam obiectabant.
Yet when Caecina appeared, in the role of consul, dressed in the toga praetexta and escorted by his lictors who put aside the crowd before him, the victors rage blazed forth: they taunted him with arrogance, cruelty, and'so hateful are crimes'even with perfidy.
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