Par indignatio civitatis adversus Sp. Cassium erupit, cui plus suspicio concupitae dominationis nocuit quam tres magnifici consulatus ac duo speciosissimi triumphi profuerunt: senatus enim populusque Romanus, non contentus capitali eum supplicio adficere, interempto domum superiecit, ut penatium quoque strage puniretur: in solo autem aedem Telluris fecit.
Equal wrath of the community broke out against Sp. Cassius. The suspicion of desiring to be ruler did him more harm than three magnificent Consulships and two splendid triumphs did him good. For the senate and people of Rome, not content with inflicting capital punishment upon him, cast his house upon his dead body, so that he was also punished by the destruction of his dwelling. On the site they built the temple of Tellus.
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