Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Orgetorix ' dynastic ambitions . Caesar would naturally support the first alternative as explaining why the Helvetii persisted in their plans for migration even after Orgetorix was dead ( cf. no . 105 ) . 99 . ( From the introduction to ...
... Orgetorix ' dynastic ambitions . Caesar would naturally support the first alternative as explaining why the Helvetii persisted in their plans for migration even after Orgetorix was dead ( cf. no . 105 ) . 99 . ( From the introduction to ...
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... Orgetorix was chosen to supervise the arrangements ( 4 ) and undertook a mission to other states . In the course of it he persuaded Casticus of the Sequani to usurp the royal position which his father held in the state ( his father was ...
... Orgetorix was chosen to supervise the arrangements ( 4 ) and undertook a mission to other states . In the course of it he persuaded Casticus of the Sequani to usurp the royal position which his father held in the state ( his father was ...
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... Orgetorix ; but he was an ardent revolutionary , inspired by dreams of kingship , and anxious to have as many states as possible bound to him by obligations . ( 4 ) So he undertook the mission and obtained leave from the Sequani for the ...
... Orgetorix ; but he was an ardent revolutionary , inspired by dreams of kingship , and anxious to have as many states as possible bound to him by obligations . ( 4 ) So he undertook the mission and obtained leave from the Sequani for the ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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