nam CONJ postquam CONJ ti ADV Gracchus OTHER qu PRON10GENPM mai ADJ11NOMPCCOMP punic ADJ11DATSMPOS atque CONJ ali N24LOCPN bell N22LOCPN mult N22NOMSN r N51GENSF public ADJ11GENSFPOS addid V31PLUPACTIVEIND3P vindic V11PRESACTIVEINF0X pleb N51ACCSF in PREPABL libertat N31ACCSF et CONJ pauc N21GENPM sceler V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S patefac V31PRESACTIVEINF0X coep V31PRESACTIVEINF0X nobilit V11PRESACTIVEIND2S noxi N11NOMSF atque CONJ e V11PRESACTIVEIND1S perculs VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL mod N21DATSM per PREPACC soci N24ACCPM ac CONJ nomen N32NOMSN latin ADJ11NOMSNPOS interdum ADVPOS per PREPACC equit N31NOMPM roman N21ACCPM qu PRON10ACCPM sp N51NOMSF societat N31GENSF a ADV pleb N51GENSF dimov V21PLUPACTIVEIND3S Gracchorum OTHER action N31LOCPF obvi ADJ11ACCSFPOS Syncope ier=>iver
For example, after Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, whose forefathers had added greatly to the power of the nation in the Punic and other wars, began to assert the freedom of the commons and expose the crimes of the oligarchs, the nobility'guilty and for that reason panic-stricken'opposed the activities of the Gracchi, now through the allies and those having Latin status, at times through the Roman Knights, who had been estranged from the commons by the hope of an alliance with the senate.
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