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English

Then he counted out for the people their allotted money, and that secured him their especial good will. From that day Antonius was manifestly still more ill disposed toward Octavian, who stood in the way of the people's zeal for him. Octavian saw (what had become very plain to him from the present situation) that he was in need of political authority. He also saw that the consuls, secure in mucy power, were openly resisting nim and appropriating still more power for themselves. Even the city treasury, which his father had filled with funds, they had emptied within two months after Caesar's death, wasting money in large lots on any excuse that offered in the general confusion.

Japanese

それから彼は人々のために彼らの分担金を数え上げ、人々から特別な好意を受けた。その日からAntoniusは以前にもまして人々の好意を受けるようになったOctavianに対する敵意を露わにした。Octavianは（現在の状況から非常に明らかになった）政治的な権威が必要であることがわかった。また大きな権力を持っている執政官があからさまに彼に対抗して、自分自身のためにその力をほしいままにしていることも知った。市の公庫には彼の父Caesarが十分な資金を入れていたが、Caesarの死後2か月で空になり、一般の混乱に乗じてあらゆる口実の下に巨額の金が無駄遣いされた。