Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Caelius Rufus , tribune in 52 , to send him as much political news as possible . The series of letters written by Caelius ( ad Fam . 8.1-14 ) forms a most important historical source for the years 51-50 . 337 . - CICERO ad Fam . 2.8 ...
... Caelius Rufus , tribune in 52 , to send him as much political news as possible . The series of letters written by Caelius ( ad Fam . 8.1-14 ) forms a most important historical source for the years 51-50 . 337 . - CICERO ad Fam . 2.8 ...
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... Caelius ] ( 4 ) I had given up expecting anything new on the political front when the Senate met in the temple of Apollo on July 22nd ; they were discussing the question of pay for Pompey's troops , when the matter of the legion he had ...
... Caelius ] ( 4 ) I had given up expecting anything new on the political front when the Senate met in the temple of Apollo on July 22nd ; they were discussing the question of pay for Pompey's troops , when the matter of the legion he had ...
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... Caelius and C. Pansa , tribunes of the people . ' ( 8 ) ... [ a decree about the praetorian provinces , also vetoed by Caelius and Pansa . ] ( 9 ) There were also some remarks of Pompey's which gave considerable grounds for hope ; he ...
... Caelius and C. Pansa , tribunes of the people . ' ( 8 ) ... [ a decree about the praetorian provinces , also vetoed by Caelius and Pansa . ] ( 9 ) There were also some remarks of Pompey's which gave considerable grounds for hope ; he ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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