Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi, Sulla, Crassus, Cato, Pompey, CaesarE. Arnold, 1980 - 348 pages |
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Page 70
... allies . It was true that his brother may have advocated their cause , and that others among the leaders of the party , notably the energetic but unstable Fulvius Flaccus , were convinced of its righteousness . But the weapon with which ...
... allies . It was true that his brother may have advocated their cause , and that others among the leaders of the party , notably the energetic but unstable Fulvius Flaccus , were convinced of its righteousness . But the weapon with which ...
Page 71
... ALLIES 71 Democratic side , might be influenced on another occasion by equally corrupt inducements held out by the enemy . Caius was always styling the urban multitude " the people . " He was destined to find that it might be truer to ...
... ALLIES 71 Democratic side , might be influenced on another occasion by equally corrupt inducements held out by the enemy . Caius was always styling the urban multitude " the people . " He was destined to find that it might be truer to ...
Page 346
... allied to Mithradates and to Spartacus , 249 ; capture Julius Cæsar , 296-297 ; suppressed by Pompey , 252-253 Pompeius ... allies himself to the Op- timates , 279 ; driven from Italy by Cæsar , 282 ; his last cam- paign in Epirus , 284 ...
... allied to Mithradates and to Spartacus , 249 ; capture Julius Cæsar , 296-297 ; suppressed by Pompey , 252-253 Pompeius ... allies himself to the Op- timates , 279 ; driven from Italy by Cæsar , 282 ; his last cam- paign in Epirus , 284 ...
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