The Roman History of Appian of Alexandria: The civil warsG. Bell, 1899 |
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... took sides with them , each believing that it would prevail over the other by augmenting the 262 power of its own magistrates . In the midst of contests of 492 this kind Marcius Coriolanus , having been banished con- 1 ὁ δῆμος . The ...
... took sides with them , each believing that it would prevail over the other by augmenting the 262 power of its own magistrates . In the midst of contests of 492 this kind Marcius Coriolanus , having been banished con- 1 ὁ δῆμος . The ...
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... took from Antony all the provinces lying between Syria and the Adri- atic gulf . Thereupon , while all the world was filled with astonishment at these wonderful displays of power , he sailed to Egypt and took that country , which was ...
... took from Antony all the provinces lying between Syria and the Adri- atic gulf . Thereupon , while all the world was filled with astonishment at these wonderful displays of power , he sailed to Egypt and took that country , which was ...
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... in and took sides with their respective factions . Emboldened by num- bers and exasperated against each other they attached them- Y.R. B.C. 621 selves to turbulent crowds , and waited 8 [ BK . I , CH . I APPIAN'S HISTORY.
... in and took sides with their respective factions . Emboldened by num- bers and exasperated against each other they attached them- Y.R. B.C. 621 selves to turbulent crowds , and waited 8 [ BK . I , CH . I APPIAN'S HISTORY.
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... took possession of the temple on the Capitoline hill , where the voting was to take place , and occupied the middle of the assembly . As he was obstructed by the other tribunes and by the rich , who would not allow the votes to be taken ...
... took possession of the temple on the Capitoline hill , where the voting was to take place , and occupied the middle of the assembly . As he was obstructed by the other tribunes and by the rich , who would not allow the votes to be taken ...
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... took place as an incident of the sedition of Gracchus.1 21. Those who were in possession of the lands even after these events postponed the division on various pre- texts for a very long time . Some thought that the Italian allies , who ...
... took place as an incident of the sedition of Gracchus.1 21. Those who were in possession of the lands even after these events postponed the division on various pre- texts for a very long time . Some thought that the Italian allies , who ...
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Adriatic Africa Antony's Appian arms army battle brought Brundusium Brutus and Cassius camp captured Carbo Cato cavalry centurions Cicero Cinna Cisalpine Gaul citizens command concealed consul consulship coöperated Cornificius Crassus Decimus Brutus decree deed Dolabella Dyrrachium Edited enemy enemy's favor fear fight fled fleet force friends Gaius Cæsar Gaius Marius Gaul gave Gracchus guard Hirtius honor horse Illyria Italian Italy joined killed king land latter legions Lepidus lest Lucius Macedonia Marius Metellus Murcus murderers Mutina night Octavius Octavius and Antony Pansa Parthians Philippi plebeians Plutarch Pompey Pompey's prætor proscribed proscription provinces public enemy punishment put to death Quintus reason remained rewards Rhodians Roman Rome rostra sailed says Schweighäuser Scipio seized Senate sent Sertorius Sextus Sextus Pompeius ships Sicily side slaves soldiers Spain Suetonius Sulla Syria temple things tion took Translated tribune triumvirs troops victory vols voted
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