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A republic rarely falls in one blow; it erodes as rival generals learn the law will bend for them.
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Emperors are judged less by their victories than by how they treat the senators who must outlive them.
Römische Geschichte
A plague that empties cities in a single season does more to stop an empire than any army arrayed against it.
History of the Wars
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