Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... tribunes he chose Vatinius and Clodius Pulcher . 47 . Vatinius was in fact tribune in 59 ( see nos . 71 ff . ) . CICERO ad . Q.f. 1.2 [ Rome , c . Nov. 59 , to his brother Quintus who was then governor of Asia ] ( 15 ) Now for the news ...
... tribunes he chose Vatinius and Clodius Pulcher . 47 . Vatinius was in fact tribune in 59 ( see nos . 71 ff . ) . CICERO ad . Q.f. 1.2 [ Rome , c . Nov. 59 , to his brother Quintus who was then governor of Asia ] ( 15 ) Now for the news ...
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... Tribunes comprised the ten tribunes of the year . Cicero's retrospective view of the last three weeks of 59 : 49 . CICERO Sest . 40 At the time they were panic - stricken because they thought that all their arrangements and legislation ...
... Tribunes comprised the ten tribunes of the year . Cicero's retrospective view of the last three weeks of 59 : 49 . CICERO Sest . 40 At the time they were panic - stricken because they thought that all their arrangements and legislation ...
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... tribunes forbade the campaign as the Parthians had done nothing to offend and , when Crassus paid no attention , they called public curses down on him . 201 . DIO 39.39 ( 1 ) This [ sc . the games described in no . 199 ] won Pompey ...
... tribunes forbade the campaign as the Parthians had done nothing to offend and , when Crassus paid no attention , they called public curses down on him . 201 . DIO 39.39 ( 1 ) This [ sc . the games described in no . 199 ] won Pompey ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
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