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... Labienus defeated them and killed Indutiomarus ( B.G. 5.54-58 ) . 282 . CAESAR B.G. 6.1 ( 1 ) As Caesar had many reasons for supposing that there would be an even greater disturbance in Gaul , he decided to use his officers , Marcus ...
... Labienus defeated them and killed Indutiomarus ( B.G. 5.54-58 ) . 282 . CAESAR B.G. 6.1 ( 1 ) As Caesar had many reasons for supposing that there would be an even greater disturbance in Gaul , he decided to use his officers , Marcus ...
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... Labienus , but were lured into a bad position by the feigned flight of the Romans and again defeated ( B.G. 6.7–8 ) . 284 . CAESAR B.G. 6.9 ( 1 ) Caesar himself , who had travelled from the Menapii to the Treveri , now decided to cross ...
... Labienus , but were lured into a bad position by the feigned flight of the Romans and again defeated ( B.G. 6.7–8 ) . 284 . CAESAR B.G. 6.9 ( 1 ) Caesar himself , who had travelled from the Menapii to the Treveri , now decided to cross ...
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... Labienus and there was a small faction working to deprive him of a part of his army with the authority of the Senate ( see nos . 369 ff . ) . But he did not pay attention to the rumour about Labienus and could not be persuaded to do ...
... Labienus and there was a small faction working to deprive him of a part of his army with the authority of the Senate ( see nos . 369 ff . ) . But he did not pay attention to the rumour about Labienus and could not be persuaded to do ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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