A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 394
... Caesar himself . Yet so long as they had no armed force behind them Caesar's would - be prosecutors possessed no sure means of compelling his attendance at court . The investment of Pompey with a dual command in Spain and in Italy ...
... Caesar himself . Yet so long as they had no armed force behind them Caesar's would - be prosecutors possessed no sure means of compelling his attendance at court . The investment of Pompey with a dual command in Spain and in Italy ...
Pagina 395
... Caesar's term of office Curio outflanked Marcellus by insisting that Caesar's behalf ) Pompey's extraordinary double command in Spain and Italy should proposes not be allowed to run on beyond Caesar's term in Gaul . This pro- the joint ...
... Caesar's term of office Curio outflanked Marcellus by insisting that Caesar's behalf ) Pompey's extraordinary double command in Spain and Italy should proposes not be allowed to run on beyond Caesar's term in Gaul . This pro- the joint ...
Pagina 421
... Caesar's death . 17 For a list of Caesar's colonies and of the towns enfranchised by him see Ed . Meyer , Caesar's Monarchie , pp . 483 ff . 18 On the kingdom of Burebistas see especially V. Parvan , Dacia , ch . v . ; Jullian ...
... Caesar's death . 17 For a list of Caesar's colonies and of the towns enfranchised by him see Ed . Meyer , Caesar's Monarchie , pp . 483 ff . 18 On the kingdom of Burebistas see especially V. Parvan , Dacia , ch . v . ; Jullian ...
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