A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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Pagina 71
... Pompey was veering to the optimate cause , and supported Milo against Clodius to procure Cicero's recall . There was virtual anarchy in the city ; the streets were dominated by the rival gangs of Clodius and Milo . A near famine gave Pompey ...
... Pompey was veering to the optimate cause , and supported Milo against Clodius to procure Cicero's recall . There was virtual anarchy in the city ; the streets were dominated by the rival gangs of Clodius and Milo . A near famine gave Pompey ...
Pagina 74
... Pompey would do the same - were similarly rejected . In January 49 the senate declared Caesar a public enemy and instructed Pompey to protect the state , and Caesar crossed the Rubicon , that is , passed out of his authorized province ...
... Pompey would do the same - were similarly rejected . In January 49 the senate declared Caesar a public enemy and instructed Pompey to protect the state , and Caesar crossed the Rubicon , that is , passed out of his authorized province ...
Pagina 75
... Pompey's decision was to withdraw from Italy ; he had strong forces in Spain and controlled the sea , and his plan was to launch a co - ordinated attack upon Caesar from east and west . Caesar's attempt to forestall Pompey's depar- ture ...
... Pompey's decision was to withdraw from Italy ; he had strong forces in Spain and controlled the sea , and his plan was to launch a co - ordinated attack upon Caesar from east and west . Caesar's attempt to forestall Pompey's depar- ture ...
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Mediterranean Conquests | 27 |
A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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