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... magistrates . They in turn had similar fears : that in his hands the praetorship would rival the consulship . ( 2 ) ... magistrate could bring electoral proceedings to a halt by announcing an unfavourable omen such as thunder . This was a ...
... magistrates . They in turn had similar fears : that in his hands the praetorship would rival the consulship . ( 2 ) ... magistrate could bring electoral proceedings to a halt by announcing an unfavourable omen such as thunder . This was a ...
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... magistrates of the year , some to ensure that the magistrates for the next year ( 49 ) were favourable , and some to provide him with a strong body of sympathizers when he came to seek office himself . 350 . ( CAESAR ) B.G. 8.50 ( 1 ) ...
... magistrates of the year , some to ensure that the magistrates for the next year ( 49 ) were favourable , and some to provide him with a strong body of sympathizers when he came to seek office himself . 350 . ( CAESAR ) B.G. 8.50 ( 1 ) ...
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... magistrates elected for 56 , 174 ; Conference of Luca , 177–82 ; pay voted for his army , 184 , 186-7 ; the future of his command discussed , 185-7 ; approves Crassus ' command , 196 ; his command extended , 197 ; campaign against the ...
... magistrates elected for 56 , 174 ; Conference of Luca , 177–82 ; pay voted for his army , 184 , 186-7 ; the future of his command discussed , 185-7 ; approves Crassus ' command , 196 ; his command extended , 197 ; campaign against the ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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