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... CICERO ad Fam . 2.8 [ Athens , 6 July 51 , to Caelius ] ( 2 ) I have spent several days with Pompey , talking nothing but politics ; but I cannot — and should not — repeat in writing what we said . I will just say that Pompey is an ...
... CICERO ad Fam . 2.8 [ Athens , 6 July 51 , to Caelius ] ( 2 ) I have spent several days with Pompey , talking nothing but politics ; but I cannot — and should not — repeat in writing what we said . I will just say that Pompey is an ...
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... CICERO ad Fam . 8.4 [ Rome , 1 Aug. 51 , from Caelius ] ( 2 ) I don't suppose you were surprised to hear of the conviction of Servaeus , the tribune - elect ; his place is sought by Gaius Curio , which makes those familiar with his ...
... CICERO ad Fam . 8.4 [ Rome , 1 Aug. 51 , from Caelius ] ( 2 ) I don't suppose you were surprised to hear of the conviction of Servaeus , the tribune - elect ; his place is sought by Gaius Curio , which makes those familiar with his ...
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... CICERO Cicero returned to Rome on Jan. 4th , but his hopes of making peace were dashed by the refusal of Pompey and Lentulus to make concessions . 394 . CICERO ad Fam . 16.12 [ Capua , 27 ... CICERO ad Fam . 6.6 [ 184 THE ONSET OF CIVIL WAR.
... CICERO Cicero returned to Rome on Jan. 4th , but his hopes of making peace were dashed by the refusal of Pompey and Lentulus to make concessions . 394 . CICERO ad Fam . 16.12 [ Capua , 27 ... CICERO ad Fam . 6.6 [ 184 THE ONSET OF CIVIL WAR.
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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