people
the Roman people
the Romans
also: populus Romanus, Romani
The Roman people as a political body; in these speeches both the sovereign 'populus Romanus' invoked at home and, in Mithridates' letter, the rapacious imperial nation seen from outside.
Reading notes
- The Histories §Lep.1 citizens
Latin Quirites, the formal address to the Roman people in assembly; throughout, populus Romanus is the sovereign citizen body Lepidus and Macer invoke.
- The Histories §Pomp.1 the Roman people
The populus Romanus, whose children Pompey says were sent to war only to be starved by the Senate's neglect.
Mentioned in 3 works (66 mentions)
The Conspiracy of Catiline
The Jugurthine War
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