Cuius cum adventu maxime perturbatus esset Antonius, quod ea quae sibi iussu vestro denuntiarentur auctoritate erant et sententia Ser. Sulpici constituta, declaravit quam odisset senatum cum auctorem senatus exstinctum laete atque insolenter tulit.
His arrival threw Antonius into great consternation, for the commands presented to him on your orders had been drawn up on the authority and motion of Servius Sulpicius; Antonius made plain how much he hated the senate by his insolent delight at the demise of the senates guiding counselor.
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