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[Hippoblog.com] hippoblog: According to Pliny, they then 'entreated the crowd, trying to win its compassion with indescribable gestures, bewailing their plight with a sort of lamentation.' The audience, moved to pity and anger by their plight, rose to curse Pompey -- feeling, wrote Cicero, that the elephants had a relation of commonality (societas) with the human race.

[Mpageni.com] Knowledgebase : Pompey_the_Great : Mpageni.com : wikipedia.org ...: Without it, the City population would starve and riots would certainly ensue. Plutarch quotes Cato as later saying that the tragedy of Pompey was not .

[Majorityreportradio.com] Majority Report Radio: Glitch & Arts and leisure: The people want someone speaking for them...bitchy randi does it for some people...mike I love him...but who identifies with sam and J?...The misfits...the outcasts...those that have no voice anywhere else...even on aar...the goofy weird and eclectic...the blog people...we represent a wide swathe in this community...each one of us (not including charactors) are archetypes...There are even people like me out there...

[Tom.digitalelite.com] Tom Caudron in December of 2005: Pompey makes the comment that Barardine "must be so good ... to rise, ... A quote of Angelo making his dire proposal to Isabella should help get you started ...

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