A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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No wonder that in his portraits Pompey wears the puzzled look of a man for whom life has been too difficult . As consuls for the year 70 both Pompey and Crassus owed their position to the democratic vote ; and , though Crassus was ...
No wonder that in his portraits Pompey wears the puzzled look of a man for whom life has been too difficult . As consuls for the year 70 both Pompey and Crassus owed their position to the democratic vote ; and , though Crassus was ...
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concentration of Pompey's troops had been steadily proceeding . In addition to the five legions originally transported from Italy he had drawn four from the Eastern provinces , to say nothing of a motley host of auxiliary contingents ...
concentration of Pompey's troops had been steadily proceeding . In addition to the five legions originally transported from Italy he had drawn four from the Eastern provinces , to say nothing of a motley host of auxiliary contingents ...
Pagina 435
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles veterans . 59 . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar goes to Gaul . Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58-49 ) Gaul 58.
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles veterans . 59 . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar goes to Gaul . Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58-49 ) Gaul 58.
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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