A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Though his last two campaigns had shown that his military judgment was as clear and sound as ever , in the field of politics he had virtually become the prisoner of the nobles who drew him into the civil war , and if Caesar had brought ...
Though his last two campaigns had shown that his military judgment was as clear and sound as ever , in the field of politics he had virtually become the prisoner of the nobles who drew him into the civil war , and if Caesar had brought ...
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17 For a list of Caesar's colonies and of the towns enfranchised by him see Ed . Meyer , Caesar's Monarchie , pp . 483 ff . On Caesar's grants of Latin rights in Spain , which benefited some thirty southern towns , see M. I. Henderson ...
17 For a list of Caesar's colonies and of the towns enfranchised by him see Ed . Meyer , Caesar's Monarchie , pp . 483 ff . On Caesar's grants of Latin rights in Spain , which benefited some thirty southern towns , see M. I. Henderson ...
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Claudius Nero ( 39 B.C.-A.D. 14 ) ( 6 ) M. Agrippa ( TIBERIUS CAESAR ) ( c ) Tib . Claudius Nero m . ( a ) Vipsania ( No. 10 ) ( 6 ) Julia ( No. 9 ) by ( 6 ) ( by ( a ) ( 11 ) Nero Claudius Drusus ( 38-9 B.C. ) m . Antonia minor ( No.
Claudius Nero ( 39 B.C.-A.D. 14 ) ( 6 ) M. Agrippa ( TIBERIUS CAESAR ) ( c ) Tib . Claudius Nero m . ( a ) Vipsania ( No. 10 ) ( 6 ) Julia ( No. 9 ) by ( 6 ) ( by ( a ) ( 11 ) Nero Claudius Drusus ( 38-9 B.C. ) m . Antonia minor ( No.
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