Igitur verso civitatis statu nihil usquam prisci et integri moris: omnes, exuta aequalitate, iussa principis aspectare, nulla in praesens formidine, dum Augustus aetate validus seque et domum et pacem sustentavit.
It was thus an altered world, and of the old, unspoilt Roman character not a trace lingered. Equality was an outworn creed, and all eyes looked to the mandate of the sovereign'with no immediate misgivings, so long as Augustus in the full vigour of his prime upheld himself, his house, and peace.
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