The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... bring his Army - The Soldiers of the Two Armies frater- nize Death of Fulvia - 424 CHAPTER VII The Mediation of Lucius Cocceius between Antony and Octavius Interview between Cocceius and Octavius - Cocceius ar- gues for Antony's ...
... bring his Army - The Soldiers of the Two Armies frater- nize Death of Fulvia - 424 CHAPTER VII The Mediation of Lucius Cocceius between Antony and Octavius Interview between Cocceius and Octavius - Cocceius ar- gues for Antony's ...
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... bring them to blows , however ; these were dissensions merely and contests within the law , which they composed by making mutual concessions , and with much respect for 260 each other . Once when the plebeians were going to a war they ...
... bring them to blows , however ; these were dissensions merely and contests within the law , which they composed by making mutual concessions , and with much respect for 260 each other . Once when the plebeians were going to a war they ...
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... bring it about , but the Senate was angry at the proposal to make their subjects 630 equal citizens with themselves . For this reason the attempt 124 was abandoned , and the people , who had been so long in the hope of acquiring land ...
... bring it about , but the Senate was angry at the proposal to make their subjects 630 equal citizens with themselves . For this reason the attempt 124 was abandoned , and the people , who had been so long in the hope of acquiring land ...
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... bring forward a new law to give them citizenship . They desired this especially because by that one step they would become rulers instead of subjects . In order to conciliate the plebeians to this measure he led out to Italy and Sicily ...
... bring forward a new law to give them citizenship . They desired this especially because by that one step they would become rulers instead of subjects . In order to conciliate the plebeians to this measure he led out to Italy and Sicily ...
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... bring forward a law to prosecute those who should , either openly or secretly , aid the Italians to ac- quire citizenship . They hoped to bring all the leaders under malicious indictment , and themselves to sit in judg-- ment on them ...
... bring forward a law to prosecute those who should , either openly or secretly , aid the Italians to ac- quire citizenship . They hoped to bring all the leaders under malicious indictment , and themselves to sit in judg-- ment on them ...
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