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Page vi
... Cæsar , why was it not defended by his , " read " then , why was it not defended by Cæsar's . " p . 245 , headline , for A VI read " 66 A VII . " p . 282 , note , last 1. , for " Pylae " read " Phyle . " p . 311 , note , for " Rubilius ...
... Cæsar , why was it not defended by his , " read " then , why was it not defended by Cæsar's . " p . 245 , headline , for A VI read " 66 A VII . " p . 282 , note , last 1. , for " Pylae " read " Phyle . " p . 311 , note , for " Rubilius ...
Page xvii
... Cæsar to September , B.C. 44 - five months of hesitation and doubt- and those which begin after Cicero's return to Rome from his abortive start for Greece ( 31st August ) , and bring him before us once more active and eager , all doubt ...
... Cæsar to September , B.C. 44 - five months of hesitation and doubt- and those which begin after Cicero's return to Rome from his abortive start for Greece ( 31st August ) , and bring him before us once more active and eager , all doubt ...
Page xviii
... Cæsar had been confirmed , and a public funeral voted . The revulsion of popular feeling , caused by Antony's funeral oration and the publication of Cæsar's will , had en- couraged Antony to make the fullest use of the confirmation of ...
... Cæsar had been confirmed , and a public funeral voted . The revulsion of popular feeling , caused by Antony's funeral oration and the publication of Cæsar's will , had en- couraged Antony to make the fullest use of the confirmation of ...
Page xxiv
... Cæsar's acta , which would be equally objectionable in Cicero's eyes , be- cause it meant the production of more of Cæsar's memoranda and notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether fo invented by Antony himself . He ...
... Cæsar's acta , which would be equally objectionable in Cicero's eyes , be- cause it meant the production of more of Cæsar's memoranda and notes , which he believed to be falsified or altogether fo invented by Antony himself . He ...
Page xxxiii
... Cæsar's de- parture for Spain , he was left in charge of Italy with the rank of proprætor . In B.C. 48 he joined Cæsar in Epirus with reinforcements , fought at Pharsalia , and was sent back after the victory to take over again the ...
... Cæsar's de- parture for Spain , he was left in charge of Italy with the rank of proprætor . In B.C. 48 he joined Cæsar in Epirus with reinforcements , fought at Pharsalia , and was sent back after the victory to take over again the ...
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