Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Suebi , and Britons , yet his cleverness enabled him to counteract Pompey's political designs , in the very heart of the city when it really mattered , without Pompey knowing ( 4 ) [ After his meeting with the Senators at Luca ] when ...
... Suebi , and Britons , yet his cleverness enabled him to counteract Pompey's political designs , in the very heart of the city when it really mattered , without Pompey knowing ( 4 ) [ After his meeting with the Senators at Luca ] when ...
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... Suebi ( ch . 16.5–7 ) . ] After crossing the Rhine , Caesar received various peaceful deputations , ravaged the Sugambri territory and promised help to the Ubii . Then , hearing that the Suebi were massing troops , he returned to Gaul ...
... Suebi ( ch . 16.5–7 ) . ] After crossing the Rhine , Caesar received various peaceful deputations , ravaged the Sugambri territory and promised help to the Ubii . Then , hearing that the Suebi were massing troops , he returned to Gaul ...
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... Suebi . [ He learned that the Suebi had retired to the most distant part of their country and decided that it would be dangerous to pursue them ; so he returned to Gaul , first destroying the German end of the bridge over the Rhine ...
... Suebi . [ He learned that the Suebi had retired to the most distant part of their country and decided that it would be dangerous to pursue them ; so he returned to Gaul , first destroying the German end of the bridge over the Rhine ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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