igitur CONJ aud V41FUTACTIVEIMP2S fine PREPABL august N21GENSM vernacul ADJ11NOMSFPOS multitudo N31NOMSF nuper ADVPOS act N22DATSN in PREPABL urb N33LOCSF dilect N41ABLSM lascivi N11GENSF suet VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL labor N31GENPM intolerans ADJ31NOMSXPOS impl V21PRESACTIVEINF0X ceter ADJ11GENPMPOS rud ADJ32NOMPCPOS anim N21ACCPM ven V41PERFACTIVEINF0X temp N21NOMSM qu PRON10ABLSM veteran ADJ11GENSMPOS matur ADJ11ACCSFPOS mission N31ACCSF iuven ADJ32NOMPCPOS largi ADJ00NOMPNCOMP stipendi N24NOMPN cunct N21GENSM mod N21ACCSM miseri N11GENPF exposc V31IMPFACTIVESUB3P saeviti N11ACCSF que CONJ centurion N31GENPM ulcisc V31IMPFSUB3P
Hence, on the report of Augustus death, the swarm of city-bred recruits swept from the capital by the recent levy, familiar with licence and chafing at hardship, began to influence the simple minds of the rest:'The time had come when the veteran should seek his overdue discharge, and the younger man a less niggardly pay; when all should claim relief from their miseries and take vengeance on the cruelty of their centurions.
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