Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Bibulus whether he disapproved of the provisions of the law . . . . ( 3 ) and prevailed on the people to join him in the request , saying to them ' You will have the law if Bibulus is willing . ' To this Bibulus replied loudly ' You won ...
... Bibulus whether he disapproved of the provisions of the law . . . . ( 3 ) and prevailed on the people to join him in the request , saying to them ' You will have the law if Bibulus is willing . ' To this Bibulus replied loudly ' You won ...
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... Bibulus came up with his supporters and forced his way into the Temple of Castor from which Caesar was speaking . The audience made way for him , partly out of respect , ( 3 ) partly because they did not expect any opposition from him ...
... Bibulus came up with his supporters and forced his way into the Temple of Castor from which Caesar was speaking . The audience made way for him , partly out of respect , ( 3 ) partly because they did not expect any opposition from him ...
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... Bibulus , but of Julius and Caesar . And these lines were on everyone's lips : ' In Caesar's recent consulship events were happening - Of Bibulus ' consulship I can't recall a thing . ' In substance the domestic legislation of Caesar ...
... Bibulus , but of Julius and Caesar . And these lines were on everyone's lips : ' In Caesar's recent consulship events were happening - Of Bibulus ' consulship I can't recall a thing . ' In substance the domestic legislation of Caesar ...
Contents
Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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