Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... King Ptolemy was an ally joined to Rome by a treaty , and through no fault of his own had his goods confiscated to replenish the failing Roman treasury . 61 . STRABO 14.6 ( 6 ) The main reason for the ruin of King Ptolemy was Publius ...
... King Ptolemy was an ally joined to Rome by a treaty , and through no fault of his own had his goods confiscated to replenish the failing Roman treasury . 61 . STRABO 14.6 ( 6 ) The main reason for the ruin of King Ptolemy was Publius ...
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... king , Ptolemy Auletes ( i.e. Flute - player ) , came to Rome with the promise of enormous rewards to anyone who would restore him to the throne from which his subjects had deposed him ( Dio 39.12.1-3 ) . The offer was too tempting to ...
... king , Ptolemy Auletes ( i.e. Flute - player ) , came to Rome with the promise of enormous rewards to anyone who would restore him to the throne from which his subjects had deposed him ( Dio 39.12.1-3 ) . The offer was too tempting to ...
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... King of Cyprus removed from his throne and commits suicide , 56-63 Ptolemy Auletes , King of Egypt seeks to have his position ratified by C. , 27 ; comes to Rome to seek restoration to his throne , 164-8 ; restored by Gabinius , 244 ...
... King of Cyprus removed from his throne and commits suicide , 56-63 Ptolemy Auletes , King of Egypt seeks to have his position ratified by C. , 27 ; comes to Rome to seek restoration to his throne , 164-8 ; restored by Gabinius , 244 ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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