A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 417
... Brutus and C. Trebonius , who had sided with Caesar in the civil war and still stood high in his favour , jeopardised their personal prospects by joining the plot , and we need not doubt that the pre- Obv . Head of M. Brutus . BRUT ( us ) ...
... Brutus and C. Trebonius , who had sided with Caesar in the civil war and still stood high in his favour , jeopardised their personal prospects by joining the plot , and we need not doubt that the pre- Obv . Head of M. Brutus . BRUT ( us ) ...
Pagina 433
... Brutus and Cassius . When Brutus absconded from Italy he repaired in the first instance M. Brutus to Greece , where he gathered round himself the stray survivors of the collects campaign of Pharsalus and formed a corps of officers out ...
... Brutus and Cassius . When Brutus absconded from Italy he repaired in the first instance M. Brutus to Greece , where he gathered round himself the stray survivors of the collects campaign of Pharsalus and formed a corps of officers out ...
Pagina 434
... Brutus in taking possession of all Asia Minor . By the end of 43 the two arch - conspirators had acquired control of all the eastern provinces , and the allegiance of all the dependent monarchs except Queen Cleopatra . Like Pompey in ...
... Brutus in taking possession of all Asia Minor . By the end of 43 the two arch - conspirators had acquired control of all the eastern provinces , and the allegiance of all the dependent monarchs except Queen Cleopatra . Like Pompey in ...
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