Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... fact the tribunes tried to stop the levies and repeal the vote for the campaigns . ( 4 ) At this Pompey was not at all put out ; he had wasted no time in sending out sub- ordinates while he remained in the country himself . He could ...
... fact the tribunes tried to stop the levies and repeal the vote for the campaigns . ( 4 ) At this Pompey was not at all put out ; he had wasted no time in sending out sub- ordinates while he remained in the country himself . He could ...
Page 139
... facts later showed , he could make a surprise attack on Milo in front of his estate ... 29. Milo ran into Clodius in front of his estate at five o ... fact that both troublemakers were removed at the same POMPEY'S SOLE CONSULSHIP ( 52 ) 139.
... facts later showed , he could make a surprise attack on Milo in front of his estate ... 29. Milo ran into Clodius in front of his estate at five o ... fact that both troublemakers were removed at the same POMPEY'S SOLE CONSULSHIP ( 52 ) 139.
Page 155
... fact he did not leave Italy even on this occasion ; instead he left the whole Spanish business to his subordinates , while he himself brooded over the city . PROVINCIAL COMMANDS Marcellus had failed in his first attempt to get Caesar ...
... fact he did not leave Italy even on this occasion ; instead he left the whole Spanish business to his subordinates , while he himself brooded over the city . PROVINCIAL COMMANDS Marcellus had failed in his first attempt to get Caesar ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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