Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... propose it , I obliged in a carefully prepared speech . In the absence of all the ex - consuls except [ M. Valerius ] Messalla and Afranius , who alone were not afraid to vote , a senatorial decree was passed according to my proposal ...
... propose it , I obliged in a carefully prepared speech . In the absence of all the ex - consuls except [ M. Valerius ] Messalla and Afranius , who alone were not afraid to vote , a senatorial decree was passed according to my proposal ...
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... proposals about the three commissioners on the day before [ the meetings of the Senate on Jan. 13th and 14th are described fully in ad Fam . 1.2 ] ; that only left the proposal of Vol- catius to argue about , but the debate was held up ...
... proposals about the three commissioners on the day before [ the meetings of the Senate on Jan. 13th and 14th are described fully in ad Fam . 1.2 ] ; that only left the proposal of Vol- catius to argue about , but the debate was held up ...
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... proposal is also reported in B.G. 8.52.4-5 , and Dio 40.62.3 . Is it likely to have been made in good faith or not ? 364 . DIO 40.62 ( 4 ) The reason for making this proposal was not because he was in favour of Caesar accepting the ...
... proposal is also reported in B.G. 8.52.4-5 , and Dio 40.62.3 . Is it likely to have been made in good faith or not ? 364 . DIO 40.62 ( 4 ) The reason for making this proposal was not because he was in favour of Caesar accepting the ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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