Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... territory ; he also arranged for both sides to exchange hostages — the Sequani to guarantee free passage for the Helvetii , the Helvetii to ensure that they would not cause any damage as they passed through . For Dumnorix cf. no . 100 ...
... territory ; he also arranged for both sides to exchange hostages — the Sequani to guarantee free passage for the Helvetii , the Helvetii to ensure that they would not cause any damage as they passed through . For Dumnorix cf. no . 100 ...
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... territory of the Treveri who live beside the Rhine . ( 2 ) His orders were to secure the continued loyalty of the Remi and the Belgian tribes by his presence and to prevent any forcible attempts being made to sail across the river by ...
... territory of the Treveri who live beside the Rhine . ( 2 ) His orders were to secure the continued loyalty of the Remi and the Belgian tribes by his presence and to prevent any forcible attempts being made to sail across the river by ...
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James P. Sabben-Clare. Labienus ' camp [ in Remi territory ] on the following day , withdrew in the night and led his troops back into their own territory . ( 3 ) Caesar then sent Fabius and his legion back to their quarters [ among the ...
James P. Sabben-Clare. Labienus ' camp [ in Remi territory ] on the following day , withdrew in the night and led his troops back into their own territory . ( 3 ) Caesar then sent Fabius and his legion back to their quarters [ among the ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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