A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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2 of Marcellus become law , trial , conviction , and exile stared Caesar in the face ; and , if previously undecided what policy he should pursue , he must have begun to realize that there was no room in Rome for an independent Senate ...
2 of Marcellus become law , trial , conviction , and exile stared Caesar in the face ; and , if previously undecided what policy he should pursue , he must have begun to realize that there was no room in Rome for an independent Senate ...
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One day , when holding an audience of the Senate , Caesar received them seated ; and again tongues wagged . Towards the end of January two tribunes were deposed for arresting a man who instigated a crowd to greet Caesar as ' king ' .
One day , when holding an audience of the Senate , Caesar received them seated ; and again tongues wagged . Towards the end of January two tribunes were deposed for arresting a man who instigated a crowd to greet Caesar as ' king ' .
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RISE OF CAESAR A. Caesar's Consulship . ( 59 ) 60 . ( i ) Equites dispute contract for Asia : concordia ordinum breaks down : FIRST TRIUMVIRATE , Pompey , Crassus and Caesar : Caesar elected consul for 59 . 59 .
RISE OF CAESAR A. Caesar's Consulship . ( 59 ) 60 . ( i ) Equites dispute contract for Asia : concordia ordinum breaks down : FIRST TRIUMVIRATE , Pompey , Crassus and Caesar : Caesar elected consul for 59 . 59 .
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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