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... victory over the offending Tigurini ? He also suggests that if the Helvetii moved westwards they would threaten the security of the Roman allies and encourage Germans to move into the country they had vacated ( no . 120 ) . It is true ...
... victory over the offending Tigurini ? He also suggests that if the Helvetii moved westwards they would threaten the security of the Roman allies and encourage Germans to move into the country they had vacated ( no . 120 ) . It is true ...
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... victory . 212 . CAESAR B.G. 3.16 ( 1 ) This battle brought to an end the war with the Veneti and the whole of the maritime coast , ( 2 ) the reason being that they had assembled in one place all the younger men and such of their elders ...
... victory . 212 . CAESAR B.G. 3.16 ( 1 ) This battle brought to an end the war with the Veneti and the whole of the maritime coast , ( 2 ) the reason being that they had assembled in one place all the younger men and such of their elders ...
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... victory at law to victory by the sword , and I prefer to bring credit on a friend than disaster . But what delighted me above all was the enthusiastic support given me by the optimates in face of unbelievable efforts made by a very ...
... victory at law to victory by the sword , and I prefer to bring credit on a friend than disaster . But what delighted me above all was the enthusiastic support given me by the optimates in face of unbelievable efforts made by a very ...
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Caesars consulship | 12 |
Caesars arrangements for the immediate political | 22 |
CAESARS PROVINCIAL COMMAND 33333333 | 33 |
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