Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... Plutarch may well have some truth in it : When he had some time to himself ... ( Plutarch Caesar 11.3 ) . Such political support as he had hitherto commanded was ... Pomp . 44 ( 1 ) As the CAESAR'S CONSULSHIP A The situation in Rome before ...
... Plutarch may well have some truth in it : When he had some time to himself ... ( Plutarch Caesar 11.3 ) . Such political support as he had hitherto commanded was ... Pomp . 44 ( 1 ) As the CAESAR'S CONSULSHIP A The situation in Rome before ...
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James P. Sabben-Clare. I. PLUTARCH Pomp . 44 ( 1 ) As the law did not permit him to enter the city before his triumph , Pompey sent a request to the Senate that the consular election be put off as a favour , so that he could lend his ...
James P. Sabben-Clare. I. PLUTARCH Pomp . 44 ( 1 ) As the law did not permit him to enter the city before his triumph , Pompey sent a request to the Senate that the consular election be put off as a favour , so that he could lend his ...
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... Plutarch Cic . 26.1 207 Florus Plutarch Crass . 1.19.2-3 7.2-4 , 7-9 7 I.44.3 14.4 181 1.45.1-2 16.1-3 196 1.45.9-12 Plutarch Pomp . 1.45.17 44.1-3 I 1.45.19 48.1-2 21 2.13.9-11 48.6-49.3 144 49.4-5 157 Jordanes Get . 51.1 , 4 180 11.67 ...
... Plutarch Cic . 26.1 207 Florus Plutarch Crass . 1.19.2-3 7.2-4 , 7-9 7 I.44.3 14.4 181 1.45.1-2 16.1-3 196 1.45.9-12 Plutarch Pomp . 1.45.17 44.1-3 I 1.45.19 48.1-2 21 2.13.9-11 48.6-49.3 144 49.4-5 157 Jordanes Get . 51.1 , 4 180 11.67 ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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