TALES OF THE ROMANS
Honesty and Honor—Continued
- Sulla's appeal, 81
- death for, 83–84
- disgrace, 85
- Cæsar's soldiers, 119
- v. material reward, 138
- in act, if not name, 147
Industry
- v. talk, 63, 124
- See also "Peace and War"
Justice
- Brutus, 16–20
- injustice to conquered (Brennus), 29
- Cato and public, 137
- Cicero's rule, 150
Kindness
- to prisoners (Fabius), 33–34
- to distressed (Coriolanus), 40–41
- popular sympathy, 54
- to animals (Plutarch), 67
- Plutarch's daughter, 68
- to distressed, 73–74
- cruelty is brutish, 82
- Sertorius's fawn, 100, etc.
- to sick (Cæsar), 119
- See also "Age," "Generosity," "Mercy"
Kings and Rulers, Qualities and Vicissitudes of
- Æmilius, 53–54
- Marius, 75–76
Mercy
- Cæsar, 127, 149
Modesty
- Minucius, 34–35
- humility in triumph (Æmilius), 54
- vanity (Crassus), 95–96
- vanity (Pompey), 109
- vanity (Pompey's men), 111
Mother
- power of (Volumnia), 43–47
- respect for (Sertorius), 106
Peace and War
- women and peace, 6–7
- peace and industry, 14
- temple of Concord, 30
- women and peace, 43–47
- war v. science, 58–60
Perseverance
- life of Fabius, 31, etc.
- life of Cæsar, 114, etc.
Riches and Poverty
- Agrippa, 38–39
- Cato, 66
- Lucullus, 89–91
- The Gracchi, 141, etc.
Self-Control, Self-Sacrifice, etc.
- Romulus's anger, 4
- temperance and strength, 8
- silence, value of, 12
- Roman endurance, 16, etc.
- self-sacrifice (Camillus), 23–24
- patience (Fabius's life), 30, etc.
- self-sacrifice of nameless Roman, 83–84
- Sertorius, 103–104
- self-sacrifice (Gracchus), 141
- v. excitability (Caius), 144
- intemperance (Antony), 154
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