Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Interrex , Censor . Towards the end of April , when all effective opposition had been silenced , Caesar promulgated a second land - law , designed to distribute the rich Campanian country which had been specifically excluded from the ...
... Interrex , Censor . Towards the end of April , when all effective opposition had been silenced , Caesar promulgated a second land - law , designed to distribute the rich Campanian country which had been specifically excluded from the ...
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... not take place during the current year ; this would necessi- tate the appointment of an interrex which would make their can- didature and election legal . 1189 . - CICERO ad Att . 4.8b [ ? 90 THE RENEWAL OF THE PARTNERSHIP.
... not take place during the current year ; this would necessi- tate the appointment of an interrex which would make their can- didature and election legal . 1189 . - CICERO ad Att . 4.8b [ ? 90 THE RENEWAL OF THE PARTNERSHIP.
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... interrex succeeded interrex , ( p . 34 ) as the riotous behaviour of the candidates and the gang - warfare made it im- possible to hold the consular elections . So the Senate passed a resolution that the interrex , the tribunes and ...
... interrex succeeded interrex , ( p . 34 ) as the riotous behaviour of the candidates and the gang - warfare made it im- possible to hold the consular elections . So the Senate passed a resolution that the interrex , the tribunes and ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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