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... troops back into their own territory . ( 3 ) Caesar then sent Fabius and his legion back to their quarters [ among ... troops . ( 2 ) At the same time he sent a request to Pompey , who in spite of his pro- consular command still remained ...
... troops back into their own territory . ( 3 ) Caesar then sent Fabius and his legion back to their quarters [ among ... troops . ( 2 ) At the same time he sent a request to Pompey , who in spite of his pro- consular command still remained ...
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... troops were exhausted by the rigours of the long campaign , longed for their homeland and would come over onto his side as soon as they crossed the Alps . ( 117 ) They may have spoken like that either in ignorance or because they had ...
... troops were exhausted by the rigours of the long campaign , longed for their homeland and would come over onto his side as soon as they crossed the Alps . ( 117 ) They may have spoken like that either in ignorance or because they had ...
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... troops already collected should sail to Syria to help Bibulus in his war against the Parthians , and that Pompey should not be allowed to keep the troops he was then levying . To the optimates it came as a shock when some of the least ...
... troops already collected should sail to Syria to help Bibulus in his war against the Parthians , and that Pompey should not be allowed to keep the troops he was then levying . To the optimates it came as a shock when some of the least ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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