Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Senate a revision of the contract for collecting taxes in Asia . Cicero still imagined himself to be bathed in the glory of his consul- ship , when he had used drastic measures to put down the threatened conspiracy of Catiline ; he also ...
... Senate a revision of the contract for collecting taxes in Asia . Cicero still imagined himself to be bathed in the glory of his consul- ship , when he had used drastic measures to put down the threatened conspiracy of Catiline ; he also ...
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... Senate that if any have the power to impose a veto or other hindrance , they should not bring about a delay which might prevent any matter concerning the Republic and People from being brought before the Senate , or any resolution being ...
... Senate that if any have the power to impose a veto or other hindrance , they should not bring about a delay which might prevent any matter concerning the Republic and People from being brought before the Senate , or any resolution being ...
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... Senate had upheld ( no . 366 ) ; his intervention was justified by the need to defend the rights of the tribunes . The Senate countered this by passing the ' Ultimate Decree ' ( see no . 294 n . ) which authorized their taking up arms ...
... Senate had upheld ( no . 366 ) ; his intervention was justified by the need to defend the rights of the tribunes . The Senate countered this by passing the ' Ultimate Decree ' ( see no . 294 n . ) which authorized their taking up arms ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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