Decline of the Roman Republic, Volume 5Bell, 1874 |
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... Cicero's Letters ; Suetonius , Caesar , c . 38 . Cicero receives at Brundisium what he calls a satisfactory letter from Caesar - Dolabella , a tribune of the Plebs , and Cicero's son - in - law , in Caesar's absence attempts to repeal ...
... Cicero's Letters ; Suetonius , Caesar , c . 38 . Cicero receives at Brundisium what he calls a satisfactory letter from Caesar - Dolabella , a tribune of the Plebs , and Cicero's son - in - law , in Caesar's absence attempts to repeal ...
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George Long. Caesar's absence attempts to repeal Caesar's arrangements between debtors and creditors - Cicero writes to his wife Terentia about Dolabella being divorced from Tullia , the daughter of Cicero - The legions which M. Antonius ...
George Long. Caesar's absence attempts to repeal Caesar's arrangements between debtors and creditors - Cicero writes to his wife Terentia about Dolabella being divorced from Tullia , the daughter of Cicero - The legions which M. Antonius ...
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... Cicero's letter to L. Papirius Paetus on the fate of Pompeius Magnus , Scipio , and Afranius— The new Provincia ... Cicero's Letters . The extravagant honours conferred by the Senate on Cacsar before his arrival at Rome - Remarks on the ...
... Cicero's letter to L. Papirius Paetus on the fate of Pompeius Magnus , Scipio , and Afranius— The new Provincia ... Cicero's Letters . The extravagant honours conferred by the Senate on Cacsar before his arrival at Rome - Remarks on the ...
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... Cicero's Speech Pro Marcello and Pro Q. Ligario ; Cicero's Letters . Cicero encourages his friends in exile to hope for pardon - Cicero's high commendation of Caesar's character - Caesar gives M. Marcellus , consul B.C. 51 , permission ...
... Cicero's Speech Pro Marcello and Pro Q. Ligario ; Cicero's Letters . Cicero encourages his friends in exile to hope for pardon - Cicero's high commendation of Caesar's character - Caesar gives M. Marcellus , consul B.C. 51 , permission ...
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... Cicero's Letters . A strong Pompeian party in Spain - Cn . Pompeius the son sent to Spain in B.C. 47 according to Dion - He falls sick after taking the Balearic islands - C . Trebonius compelled to retire from Further Spain - T ...
... Cicero's Letters . A strong Pompeian party in Spain - Cn . Pompeius the son sent to Spain in B.C. 47 according to Dion - He falls sick after taking the Balearic islands - C . Trebonius compelled to retire from Further Spain - T ...
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