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... Lucius Cassius in 107 make it appear that he was the aggressor : 108a . OROSIUS 5.15 ( 23 ) Lucius Cassius , the consul in Gaul , pursued the Tigurini to the Ocean , but was surrounded by them in an ambush and killed . 108b . LIVY Per ...
... Lucius Cassius in 107 make it appear that he was the aggressor : 108a . OROSIUS 5.15 ( 23 ) Lucius Cassius , the consul in Gaul , pursued the Tigurini to the Ocean , but was surrounded by them in an ambush and killed . 108b . LIVY Per ...
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... Lucius Domitius did continue his campaign until the last day ; but when he left home that evening to go to the assembly , the boy carrying the light in front of him was murdered . This frightened him so much that he proceeded no further ...
... Lucius Domitius did continue his campaign until the last day ; but when he left home that evening to go to the assembly , the boy carrying the light in front of him was murdered . This frightened him so much that he proceeded no further ...
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... Lucius Domitius should be his successor . Domitius at once took the field with 4,000 reserves . 393 . CAESAR B.C. 1.1 ( 1 ) Caesar's letter was delivered to the consuls , but it was only with the greatest of difficulty that the tribunes ...
... Lucius Domitius should be his successor . Domitius at once took the field with 4,000 reserves . 393 . CAESAR B.C. 1.1 ( 1 ) Caesar's letter was delivered to the consuls , but it was only with the greatest of difficulty that the tribunes ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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