Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... speeches of Caesar have not survived . 50 . DIO 38.12 ( 3 ) When Bibulus came into the forum at the end of his year of office for the ceremonial oath - taking , he was intending to make a speech about the present situation , but Clodius ...
... speeches of Caesar have not survived . 50 . DIO 38.12 ( 3 ) When Bibulus came into the forum at the end of his year of office for the ceremonial oath - taking , he was intending to make a speech about the present situation , but Clodius ...
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... speech — and it wasn't just shouting , but abuse and insults as well .... When he had finished , up got Clodius , to be met by such an uproar from our side ( we thought it only right to return the favour ) that he lost all composure and ...
... speech — and it wasn't just shouting , but abuse and insults as well .... When he had finished , up got Clodius , to be met by such an uproar from our side ( we thought it only right to return the favour ) that he lost all composure and ...
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... speech ' On the Consular Provinces ' which he was already preparing . 184 . CICERO Prov . Cos . 28. We have recently had put before us a pro- posal about pay for Caesar's army ; I not only voted for it , but did my best to see that you ...
... speech ' On the Consular Provinces ' which he was already preparing . 184 . CICERO Prov . Cos . 28. We have recently had put before us a pro- posal about pay for Caesar's army ; I not only voted for it , but did my best to see that you ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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