Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi. Sulla. Crassus. Cato. Pompey. CæsarLongmans, Green, 1902 - 348 pages |
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Page 192
... Cicero and drove him into exile , Clodius being merely his tool , and not the origi- nator of the orator's woes . We know from Sallust and Plutarch how bitter was the enmity that Crassus bore to the consul of B.C. 63 , despite the ...
... Cicero and drove him into exile , Clodius being merely his tool , and not the origi- nator of the orator's woes . We know from Sallust and Plutarch how bitter was the enmity that Crassus bore to the consul of B.C. 63 , despite the ...
Page 193
... CICERO 193 so much more obvious , the matter becomes far more in- telligible . If the triumvir simply delivered the ... Cicero . Crassus was certainly closely connected with Clodius , whose acquittal at his trial for the violation of the ...
... CICERO 193 so much more obvious , the matter becomes far more in- telligible . If the triumvir simply delivered the ... Cicero . Crassus was certainly closely connected with Clodius , whose acquittal at his trial for the violation of the ...
Page 262
... Cicero pater patriæ or guilty of judicial murder ? Pompey was surprised and gave no certain sound : itaque frigebat , says Cicero - he was coldly received by every one . The Senate , nevertheless , might have made him their good friend ...
... Cicero pater patriæ or guilty of judicial murder ? Pompey was surprised and gave no certain sound : itaque frigebat , says Cicero - he was coldly received by every one . The Senate , nevertheless , might have made him their good friend ...
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