Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Milo , a tribune in 57 , who now began a running battle with Clodius which was to last five years . 158 . - APPIAN B.C. 2.15 ( 58 ) [ After exiling Cicero ] Clodius was so elated that he was tempted to compare himself with Pompey , who ...
... Milo , a tribune in 57 , who now began a running battle with Clodius which was to last five years . 158 . - APPIAN B.C. 2.15 ( 58 ) [ After exiling Cicero ] Clodius was so elated that he was tempted to compare himself with Pompey , who ...
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... Milo's candidature . The conflict resolved itself dramatically with Clodius ' murder , removing Milo from the competition and giving rise to the state of emergency which allowed Pompey to be elected sole consul . 290 . APPIAN B.C. 2.20 ...
... Milo's candidature . The conflict resolved itself dramatically with Clodius ' murder , removing Milo from the competition and giving rise to the state of emergency which allowed Pompey to be elected sole consul . 290 . APPIAN B.C. 2.20 ...
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... Milo in front of his estate ... 29. Milo ran into Clodius in front of his estate at five o'clock or thereabouts and was immediately attacked from higher ground . His coachman was stopped and killed . He himself threw off his cloak ...
... Milo in front of his estate ... 29. Milo ran into Clodius in front of his estate at five o'clock or thereabouts and was immediately attacked from higher ground . His coachman was stopped and killed . He himself threw off his cloak ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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