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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 —
Cretan ...
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 —
Cretan ...
Pagina 434
RISE OF POMPEY A. Risings of Lepidus , Sertorius and Spartacus ( i ) Lepidus's
coup defeated by Catulus : Pompey gets Spanish command ( 77 ) . ( ü ) Sertorius
tries to secure Spain for Marians ( 83 ) : driven to North Africa : leads Lusitanian ...
RISE OF POMPEY A. Risings of Lepidus , Sertorius and Spartacus ( i ) Lepidus's
coup defeated by Catulus : Pompey gets Spanish command ( 77 ) . ( ü ) Sertorius
tries to secure Spain for Marians ( 83 ) : driven to North Africa : leads Lusitanian ...
Pagina 435
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles
veterans . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar
goes to Gaul . B. Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58–49 ) Gaul Italy , etc 58.
Caesar ...
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles
veterans . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar
goes to Gaul . B. Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58–49 ) Gaul Italy , etc 58.
Caesar ...
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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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