:58:01
You don't look very happy
over the new job.
:58:05
lt's not a serious disturbance.
Glabrus will be back.
:58:07
Maybe.
:58:10
At least it gives me a chance...
:58:12
to separate Glabrus
from Crassus for a while.
:58:15
You know, this republic of ours
is something like a rich widow.
:58:19
Most Romans love her
as their mother.
:58:22
But Crassus dreams of marrying
the old girl, to put it politely.
:58:26
Hail Glabrus!
Hail Glabrus!
:58:34
- God be with you, Glabrus.
- And with you too.
:58:43
l hope he returns
to such applause.
:58:47
One fat one, Fimbria!
:58:54
No, keep the change.
Give it to your wife.
:58:57
- May the gods adore you.
- Only through your prayers.
:59:01
Let's make an old-fashioned sacrifice
for Glabrus' success.
:59:05
l thought you had reservations
about the gods.
:59:07
Privately l believe in none of them.
Neither do you.
:59:10
Publicly l believe in them all.
:59:12
Greetings, Marcus Clodius Flavius!
:59:42
ls Marcus Glabrus in attendance?
:59:44
- He awaits you in the atrium, sir.
- Excellent.
:59:49
What have we here?
:59:51
A gift from the governor
of Sicily, sir.