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... command , and sent into Illyria , where , as Orosius states , he was one of those that were defeated by the Pompeian leaders Octavius and Libo . Afterwards , when the war in Egypt and Asia was finished , but while the remains of ...
... command , and sent into Illyria , where , as Orosius states , he was one of those that were defeated by the Pompeian leaders Octavius and Libo . Afterwards , when the war in Egypt and Asia was finished , but while the remains of ...
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... commands . This question we shall leave undecided . Of the first conspiracy enough has been said . XX . When Catiline saw those , whom I have just above mentioned2 , assembled , though he had often discussed many points with them singly ...
... commands . This question we shall leave undecided . Of the first conspiracy enough has been said . XX . When Catiline saw those , whom I have just above mentioned2 , assembled , though he had often discussed many points with them singly ...
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... command and jurisdiction at home and in the field ; rights which , without an order of the people , the consul is not permitted to exercise . XXX . A few days afterwards , Lucius Sænius , a senator , read to the senate a letter , which ...
... command and jurisdiction at home and in the field ; rights which , without an order of the people , the consul is not permitted to exercise . XXX . A few days afterwards , Lucius Sænius , a senator , read to the senate a letter , which ...
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... , and put to death some of the most eminent sena- tors , a short time before the victory of Sylla . See Vell . Paterc . ii . , 26. " Bernouf . army at his command , some false accusation may be CONSPIRACY OF CATILINE . 61.
... , and put to death some of the most eminent sena- tors , a short time before the victory of Sylla . See Vell . Paterc . ii . , 26. " Bernouf . army at his command , some false accusation may be CONSPIRACY OF CATILINE . 61.
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Gaius Sallustius Crispus. army at his command , some false accusation may be credited as true ; and when , with our example for a precedent , the consul shall have drawn the sword on the authority of the senate , who shall stay its ...
Gaius Sallustius Crispus. army at his command , some false accusation may be credited as true ; and when , with our example for a precedent , the consul shall have drawn the sword on the authority of the senate , who shall stay its ...
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