Quae a M. quoque Druso tribuno plebis per summam contumeliam vexata est: parum enim habuit L. Philippum consulem, quia interfari se contionantem ausus fuerat, obtorta gula, et quidem non per viatorem sed per clientem suum, adeo violenter in carcerem praecipitem egisse ut multus e naribus eius cruor profunderetur;
That order was also harassed in the most insulting fashion by Tribune of the Plebs M. Drusus. He was not content with throttling Consul L. Philippus (using a client of his own, not an orderly) because he had dared to interrupt him as he was addressing a public meeting and driving him headlong to prison with such violence that a quantity of blood gushed from his nostrils.
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