Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The GracchiE. Arnold, 1941 - 348 pages |
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Page 165
... leader , M. Brutus , was captured and executed at Mutina . Only a small part of Lepidus's insurrectionary host , headed by the Praetor Perpenna , escaped by sea , and went to join Sertorius in Spain . There the insurgents were making ...
... leader , M. Brutus , was captured and executed at Mutina . Only a small part of Lepidus's insurrectionary host , headed by the Praetor Perpenna , escaped by sea , and went to join Sertorius in Spain . There the insurgents were making ...
Page 191
... leader of the populares not because he had popular sympathies , but because he wanted at all costs to be the leader of some party . So the weakness.
... leader of the populares not because he had popular sympathies , but because he wanted at all costs to be the leader of some party . So the weakness.
Page 246
... leader . Perpenna , the double traitor who had murdered Sertorius , fell into Pompey's hands in the last decisive battle . To save his life even for a few days he offered to place in his captor's hands the private correspondence of his ...
... leader . Perpenna , the double traitor who had murdered Sertorius , fell into Pompey's hands in the last decisive battle . To save his life even for a few days he offered to place in his captor's hands the private correspondence of his ...
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