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... side of the Republic ; but then he pretended to oppose both Pompey and Caesar , while in fact sympathizing with ... sides too suddenly , he introduced plans for repairing and building roads on an enormous scale , appointing himself as ...
... side of the Republic ; but then he pretended to oppose both Pompey and Caesar , while in fact sympathizing with ... sides too suddenly , he introduced plans for repairing and building roads on an enormous scale , appointing himself as ...
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... side and brought Antony with him . He had great influence with the people because of his powers of speaking , and , with the further assistance of lavish expenditure of funds supplied by Caesar , he secured for Antony the tribunate and ...
... side and brought Antony with him . He had great influence with the people because of his powers of speaking , and , with the further assistance of lavish expenditure of funds supplied by Caesar , he secured for Antony the tribunate and ...
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... side : he refused to take offence over the recall of his legion and tried to negotiate a settlement ( nos . 369 ... sides may be reckoned a fault ( nos . 374 , 378 ) . How then should the blame be shared ? What alternatives were there to ...
... side : he refused to take offence over the recall of his legion and tried to negotiate a settlement ( nos . 369 ... sides may be reckoned a fault ( nos . 374 , 378 ) . How then should the blame be shared ? What alternatives were there to ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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