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... Clodius ' motives were and for whom he thought he was working . For detailed discussion of this problem , see the Bibliography under Clodius . 141 . ASCONIUS in Milon p . 47. After his triumph over Mithridates , Pompey had put the son ...
... Clodius ' motives were and for whom he thought he was working . For detailed discussion of this problem , see the Bibliography under Clodius . 141 . ASCONIUS in Milon p . 47. After his triumph over Mithridates , Pompey had put the son ...
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James P. Sabben-Clare. CLODIUS AND MILO Even though Clodius ' tribunate ended in Dec. 58 , he was no less influential a figure the following year when his armed gangs openly challenged constitutional authority . Pompey , hoping to win ...
James P. Sabben-Clare. CLODIUS AND MILO Even though Clodius ' tribunate ended in Dec. 58 , he was no less influential a figure the following year when his armed gangs openly challenged constitutional authority . Pompey , hoping to win ...
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... Clodius ran into him at about three o'clock a little beyond Bovillae , on his way back from Aricia , ... Clodius was on horse - back ; behind him were about thirty slaves , the usual sort of escort for travellers at the time , carrying ...
... Clodius ran into him at about three o'clock a little beyond Bovillae , on his way back from Aricia , ... Clodius was on horse - back ; behind him were about thirty slaves , the usual sort of escort for travellers at the time , carrying ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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