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... Dumnorix to make a similar attempt and gave his own daughter for him to marry ( Dumnorix was the brother of Divi- ciacus , who at that time held the highest office in the state , and was particularly popular with the ordinary people ) ...
... Dumnorix to make a similar attempt and gave his own daughter for him to marry ( Dumnorix was the brother of Divi- ciacus , who at that time held the highest office in the state , and was particularly popular with the ordinary people ) ...
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... Dumnorix . The ostensible reason given in B.G. 1.19–20 is that he did not wish to offend Dumnorix ' brother Diviciacus , but a later reference ( no . 117 ) suggests that Caesar may have been playing a double game . When four years later ...
... Dumnorix . The ostensible reason given in B.G. 1.19–20 is that he did not wish to offend Dumnorix ' brother Diviciacus , but a later reference ( no . 117 ) suggests that Caesar may have been playing a double game . When four years later ...
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... Dumnorix ; comes to Rome to ask for help , 95 ; makes a speech to C. about the Aeduan predicament , 97 ; promoted by the Romans at the expense of Dumnorix , 116 ; pleads for the Bellovaci , 222a Domitius Ahenobarbus , L. ( pr . 58 ) ...
... Dumnorix ; comes to Rome to ask for help , 95 ; makes a speech to C. about the Aeduan predicament , 97 ; promoted by the Romans at the expense of Dumnorix , 116 ; pleads for the Bellovaci , 222a Domitius Ahenobarbus , L. ( pr . 58 ) ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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