Diphilus tragoedus, cum Apollinaribus ludis inter actum ad eum versum venisset in quo haec sententia continetur miseria nostra magnus es, derectis in Pompeium Magnum manibus pronuntiavit, revocatusque aliquotiens a populo sine ulla cunctatione nimiae illum et intolerabilis potentiae reum gestu perseveranter egit.
Diphilus the tragic actor in the course of a performance at the Apollinarian games came to a verse containing the following sentiment: To our misfortune art thou great. He declaimed it with hands pointing at Pompeius Magnus; recalled by the people several times, without any hesitation he persistently by gesture accused Pompey of excessive and intolerable power.
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