Caesar and Roman Politics 60-50 B.C.James P. Sabben-Clare |
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... veto on this decree of the Senate , it is the wish of the Senate that a resolution be drafted and the matter be referred to the Senate and People at the earliest opportunity . This decree was vetoed by C. Caelius , L. Vinicius , P ...
... veto on this decree of the Senate , it is the wish of the Senate that a resolution be drafted and the matter be referred to the Senate and People at the earliest opportunity . This decree was vetoed by C. Caelius , L. Vinicius , P ...
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... veto rather than commit themselves to the extreme line of Gaius Marcellus . 366 . ( CICERO ) ad Fam . 8.13 [ Rome , June 50 , from Caelius ] ( 2 ) You will be glad to hear that Curio's veto on the provincial question ended triumphantly ...
... veto rather than commit themselves to the extreme line of Gaius Marcellus . 366 . ( CICERO ) ad Fam . 8.13 [ Rome , June 50 , from Caelius ] ( 2 ) You will be glad to hear that Curio's veto on the provincial question ended triumphantly ...
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... veto ; and at once the matter of their veto was put before the Senate . THE RETURN OF CICERO Cicero returned to Rome on Jan. 4th , but his hopes of making peace were dashed by the refusal of Pompey and Lentulus to make concessions . 394 ...
... veto ; and at once the matter of their veto was put before the Senate . THE RETURN OF CICERO Cicero returned to Rome on Jan. 4th , but his hopes of making peace were dashed by the refusal of Pompey and Lentulus to make concessions . 394 ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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