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【】rs,hislandshweedsand hisfalyhadbeenruined.butheanand obeginlifeaneedanded fortheharvest.hearkettogether hhiscattleandhispoultry,tofindthatthelargelandowners all alongtheline.foraupleofyearshetriedtoholdhisown. thenhegaveupindespair.helefttheuntryandhe tothecity.iyhewasashungryashehadbeen beforeontheland.buthesharedhisseryhthousands ofotherdisiedbeings.theyhedtogetherinfilthy hovelsinthesuburbsofthelargecities.they togetsiics.theywereall profoundlydised.theyhadfoughtfortheiruntryand thisheirreolistento thoseplausiblespellbindersheraroundapublic grievanea gravehesafetyofthestate. buttheclassofthenesshoulders. ``yandourpoli,theyargued,``they obinorder.andtheyhidtheelvesbehind thehighheirpleasantvillasandcultivatedtheir gardensahepoeofacertainhreek slavehadjusttranslatedintoverypleasinglatiers. inafeilieshoheoldtraditionofunselfish servionhntinued.elia,thedaughter ofsarriedtoaronbythe naofgrahus.shehadtiberiusandgaius. heboysgreheyenteredpolitidtriedt abouts.asushadshown thatstofthelandoftheitalianpeninsulawasownedby tilies.tiberiusgrahus,havingbeen eleen.herevivedtwo alaberofacreshasingle oightpossess.inthisorevivethe valuableoldallandindepefreeholders.the nearobberandahestate. therereetriots.apartyofthugsokillthe populartribuiberiusgrakedwhenhe eheasselyaodeath.tenyearslater hisbraiustriedtheexperintofrefanation againsttheexpressedrongprivilegedclass.he passeda``poorlaeanttohelpthedestitute farrs.eventuallyitdethegreaterpartoftheron citizensintoprofessionalbeggars. heestablishedloniesofdestitutepeopleindistantparts oftheeire,butthesesettlentsfailedtoattracttheright sortofpeople.befaiusgrahe toourderedandhisfolloherkilledorexiled. thefirsttershadbeelewowho caafterp.theywere professionalsoldiers.ohe otherhenjoyedalargepersonalfollowing. sullaarius,thevictor ibattleatthefootofthealpsheteutons andthecirihadb
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