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... elected with Q. Lutatius Catulus as his colleague . Caesar was also elected as one of the curule aediles , and because , when the time came to present themselves for a praetorship , one of their duties was to super- intend the public ...
... elected with Q. Lutatius Catulus as his colleague . Caesar was also elected as one of the curule aediles , and because , when the time came to present themselves for a praetorship , one of their duties was to super- intend the public ...
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... elected , here was a heaven - sent opportunity to win him over as a counterpoise to Pompey ; but instead of granting his request , the Senate allowed Cato to talk the motion out.3 Caesar then forwent his triumph and appeared in person ...
... elected , here was a heaven - sent opportunity to win him over as a counterpoise to Pompey ; but instead of granting his request , the Senate allowed Cato to talk the motion out.3 Caesar then forwent his triumph and appeared in person ...
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... elected magistrates ; but in Caesar's day monarchies had mostly disappeared . Among the Aedui , who occupied the greater part of modern Burgundy , the chiefs of villages composed a Senate which yearly elected a magistrate , a kind of ...
... elected magistrates ; but in Caesar's day monarchies had mostly disappeared . Among the Aedui , who occupied the greater part of modern Burgundy , the chiefs of villages composed a Senate which yearly elected a magistrate , a kind of ...
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CHAPTER I | 15 |
Inauguration of the Century of Revolution | 22 |
The First Civil | 28 |
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