Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... ALLOBROGES The most persistent trouble makers of recent years in the Transalpine province had been the Allobroges , who occupied the area between the Rhône and the Isère . They had been involved , either by accident or design , in the ...
... ALLOBROGES The most persistent trouble makers of recent years in the Transalpine province had been the Allobroges , who occupied the area between the Rhône and the Isère . They had been involved , either by accident or design , in the ...
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... Allobroges ' conspiracy in 63 , when he was praetor , see Cic . Cat . 3.5.14 ; Cic . Flacc . 102. For an account of his campaign against the Allobroges in 62-59 , see Dio 37.47-9 . Cicero held it against Vatinius that he objected to ...
... Allobroges ' conspiracy in 63 , when he was praetor , see Cic . Cat . 3.5.14 ; Cic . Flacc . 102. For an account of his campaign against the Allobroges in 62-59 , see Dio 37.47-9 . Cicero held it against Vatinius that he objected to ...
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... Allobroges were told to supply them with corn . Caesar also made the Helvetii restore the towns and villages which they had burnt . ( 4 ) He had a particular reason for doing this ; he did not want the area which the Helvetii had left ...
... Allobroges were told to supply them with corn . Caesar also made the Helvetii restore the towns and villages which they had burnt . ( 4 ) He had a particular reason for doing this ; he did not want the area which the Helvetii had left ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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