Usages of tribunus
Tribunus legatum audit et dicit rem publicam magno in periculo esse.
The tribune hears the envoy and says that the state is in great danger.
Quamquam tribunus magnam potestatem habet, dicit se sine auctoritate senatus nihil facere velle.
Although the tribune has great power, he says that he wants to do nothing without the authority of the senate.
Cum senatores inter se disputarent, tribunus suadebat ut ad bonum commune potius quam ad commodum privatum spectarent.
When the senators were debating among themselves, the tribune was advising them to look to the common good rather than private advantage.
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