When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over the Roman state; but, as it had been established by force, it still needed force to maintain its ground against its numerous secret and open foes.
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When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
When Sulla died in the year 676, the oligarchy which he had restored ruled with absolute sway over
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