Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... thought of ; when he had the elections put off until October - not a very popular move in normal circumstances - Caesar thought he could talk the people into attacking him , but for all his inflam- matory rhetoric , he couldn't get a ...
... thought of ; when he had the elections put off until October - not a very popular move in normal circumstances - Caesar thought he could talk the people into attacking him , but for all his inflam- matory rhetoric , he couldn't get a ...
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... thought , even his opponents wouldn't go far wrong if they gave up fighting such an obviously one - sided battle . ( 3 ) I am also consoled by the thought that I am the sort of person to whom everyone gives all possible deference ...
... thought , even his opponents wouldn't go far wrong if they gave up fighting such an obviously one - sided battle . ( 3 ) I am also consoled by the thought that I am the sort of person to whom everyone gives all possible deference ...
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... thought of him . Curio was so infuriated by this that he set upon Appius and tore his clothes . At once [ Gaius ] Marcellus arrested him and set about putting his case to the vote , as he thought the Senators would pass some stringent ...
... thought of him . Curio was so infuriated by this that he set upon Appius and tore his clothes . At once [ Gaius ] Marcellus arrested him and set about putting his case to the vote , as he thought the Senators would pass some stringent ...
Contents
Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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