Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... praetors for days on end had made it impossible for anyone to get near them .... ( 16 ) ... This is how things stand : if Clodius gives notice of an action against me , the whole of Italy will rush to my support and I shall emerge with ...
... praetors for days on end had made it impossible for anyone to get near them .... ( 16 ) ... This is how things stand : if Clodius gives notice of an action against me , the whole of Italy will rush to my support and I shall emerge with ...
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... praetors and tribunes , including Titus Annius Milo ; these were instrumental in bringing the measure before the people ... praetor Appius Claudius ) and the consul Metellus Nepos , who had private grounds for hating Cicero . 152 . DIO ...
... praetors and tribunes , including Titus Annius Milo ; these were instrumental in bringing the measure before the people ... praetor Appius Claudius ) and the consul Metellus Nepos , who had private grounds for hating Cicero . 152 . DIO ...
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... praetor- ship clients and friends of their own , and not only distributed bribes but stood watching as the votes were cast . ( 3 ) However even that could not neutralize Cato's goodness and reputation : shame made people see the ...
... praetor- ship clients and friends of their own , and not only distributed bribes but stood watching as the votes were cast . ( 3 ) However even that could not neutralize Cato's goodness and reputation : shame made people see the ...
Contents
Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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