ille furens ira solio se proripit alto, praecipitatque patres: ipsum quin talibus ausis spem sibi iam rerum vulgi levitate serentem ense petit.
But he in furious rage starts from his lofty seat, and sends the fathers flying headlong; nay, against Perses himself, as by such ventures he boldly sows for himself hopes of power, thanks to the mobs favour, he rushes with the sword.
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