[Translation from English to Japanese ] As they arrived, the city was speedily filled with arms and military standard...

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Original text

As they arrived, the city was speedily filled with arms and military standards, disposed in the most advantageous places. A public assembly was forthwith convened in the midst of these armed men, and a tribune, Publius Titius, proposed a law providing for a new magistracy for settling the present disorders, to consist of three men to hold office for five years, namely, Lepidus, Antony, and Octavian, with the same power as consuls. (Among the Greeks these would be called harmosts, which is the name the Lacedaemonians gave to those whom they appointed over their subject states.) No time was given for scrutiny of this measure, nor was a fixed day appointed for voting on it, but it was passed forthwith.

Translation / Japanese

彼らが到着すると、町は瞬く間に武器と軍用規格で満たされ、最も有利な場所に配備された。即座にに武装した兵士らのまっただ中で議会が召集され、現在の混乱を正しく収束するための新司令官（判事）職に3人、具体的に言うとLepidus、Antony、Octavianが執政官と同等の権力を持ち、5年間の任期で職務に当たるという法律を護民官のPublius Titiusが提案した（ギリシャ人の間では執政官はharmostと呼ばれ、この名前は古代スパルタ人が属国を定める者に対してつけた名前である）。この法案に対する吟味の時間や法案可決の投票日が与えられず、法案は直ちに通過した。

Original text

That same night, the proscription of 130 men in addition to the seventeen was proclaimed in various parts of the city, and a little later 150 more, and additions to the lists were constantly made of those who were condemned later or previously killed by mistake, so that they might seem to have perished justly. It was ordered that the heads of all the victims should be brought to the triumvirs at a fixed reward, which to a free person was payable in money and to a slave in both money and freedom. All were required to afford opportunity for searching their houses. Those who received fugitives, or concealed them, or refused to allow search to be made, were liable to the same penalties as the proscribed,

Translation / Japanese

その夜、17人の処刑者に加えて130人の追放者が街の各所で公表され、まもなくその数は150人に増え、その後有罪判決を受けた者によってリストへの追加が常になされ、或いは間違ってそれより前に殺された者もあったため、まさしくこれらの人々はいなくなった。決まった金額の報奨金を受けるためには犠牲者の頭を3人の執政官の前に差し出さなければならないという命令が出され、自由民に対しては現金で、奴隷に対しては現金或いは自由の身という形での支払いが可能だった。皆に彼らの家宅捜索をする機会が与えられる必要があった。逃亡者を受け入れたりかくまったり、家宅捜索を認めなかったりした者は追放者と同じ刑罰を免れなかった。

Original text

and those who informed against concealers were allowed the same rewards as those who killed the proscribed.When the lists were published, the gates and all the other exits from the city, the harbor, and every other place that was suspected as adapted to flight or concealment, were occupied by soldiers; the centurions were charged to scour the surrounding country. All these things took place simultaneously.Straightway, throughout city and country, wherever each one happened to be found, there were sudden arrests and murder in various forms, decapitations for the sake of the rewards when the head should be shown, and undignified flights in disguises which strangely contrasted with former splendour.

Translation / Japanese

また逃亡者をかくまった者を通報した者に対しては追放者を殺した者と同額の報奨金が与えられた。追放者リストが公表されると、逃亡可能だと疑われる市内から外に出る全ての門、港、その他の場所に兵士らが配置され、百人隊長は周辺の国々を見回る任務を負った。これらの出来事はすべて同時に行なわれた。ローマの町や国じゅう一直線に、偶然見つけられたら即座に捕えられ様々な方法で処刑され、頭を見せた時に報奨金を受けるため、犠牲者の頭が切断された。変装しての無様な逃走は、以前の豪華さと奇妙な対照をなしていた。