Rome reached a greatness such as no other state of antiquity attained; but she dearly purchased her greatness at the sacrifice of the graceful variety, of the easy abandon and of the inward freedom of Hellenic life.
Notes for Book II Chapter VIII 1.

I.XI.Punishment of Offenses against Order 2.

II.

I.Right of Appeal 3.

II.III.The Senate, Its Composition 4.