atque CONJ per PREPACC avariti N11ACCSF  temp N21GENPM empt VPAR31DATSMPERFPASSIVEPPL iure ADVPOS muni VPAR34GENSMFUTPASSIVEPPL strux V31PERFACTIVEIND3P mur N21ACCPM in PREPABL pac N31LOCSF tamquam CONJ ad ADVPOS bell N22NOMSN magn ADJ11NOMSFPOS conluvi N51GENSF et CONJ ceter ADJ11GENPFPOS urb N33GENPF clad N33LOCSF au ADV nam CONJ pervicacissi ADJ00NOMSMSUPER qu PRON10DATPX illuc ADVPOS perfug V31PLUPACTIVEIND3S e V11PRESACTIVEIND1S que CONJ seditiosi ADJ00NOMSNCOMP ag V31IMPFACTIVEIND3P
Moreover, profiting by the greed displayed during the reign of Claudius, they had bought the privilege of fortifying their city, and in time of peace had built walls as if for war. The population at this time had been increased by streams of rabble that flowed in from the other captured cities, for the most desperate rebels had taken refuge here, and consequently sedition was the more rife.
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