Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... optimates that he wished to 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 ...
... optimates that he wished to 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 ...
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... optimates in face of unbelievable efforts made by a very distinguished and very powerful gentleman . What evidence is there in the preceding excerpts that the optimates were beginning to reassert themselves ? ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUTURE ...
... optimates in face of unbelievable efforts made by a very distinguished and very powerful gentleman . What evidence is there in the preceding excerpts that the optimates were beginning to reassert themselves ? ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUTURE ...
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James P. Sabben-Clare. B. The consolidation of the optimates THE CONSULSHIP OF MARCUS CLAUDIUS MARCELLUS ( 51 ) The optimates must have been pleased with the comparative docility of Pompey the year before and the progress they had made ...
James P. Sabben-Clare. B. The consolidation of the optimates THE CONSULSHIP OF MARCUS CLAUDIUS MARCELLUS ( 51 ) The optimates must have been pleased with the comparative docility of Pompey the year before and the progress they had made ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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