Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... give the appearance of taking their side and repeatedly assured them that he would not propose any measures which were not in their interests as well . ( 2 ) And in fact he so presented his first bill about the land , which he intended ...
... give the appearance of taking their side and repeatedly assured them that he would not propose any measures which were not in their interests as well . ( 2 ) And in fact he so presented his first bill about the land , which he intended ...
Page 61
... give up his Aeduan hostages ; ( iii ) he was to give the Sequani permission to return their hostages as well ; ( iv ) he was not to aggravate the Aedui , or make war on them or their allies . ( 4 ) ' If you do this , you may continue to ...
... give up his Aeduan hostages ; ( iii ) he was to give the Sequani permission to return their hostages as well ; ( iv ) he was not to aggravate the Aedui , or make war on them or their allies . ( 4 ) ' If you do this , you may continue to ...
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... give up his army and his provinces in the same way as Caesar ; this way he said the government of the country would retain its integrity and there would be nothing to fear from any quarter . ( 105 ) The idea was widely opposed as unjust ...
... give up his army and his provinces in the same way as Caesar ; this way he said the government of the country would retain its integrity and there would be nothing to fear from any quarter . ( 105 ) The idea was widely opposed as unjust ...
Contents
Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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