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... Pompeius who had so often pledged his word to him , and by the cautious Crassus who would not sup- port an unpopular cause , Cicero took counsel whether to oppose force to force , or to quit Rome and withdraw himself from the coming ...
... Pompeius who had so often pledged his word to him , and by the cautious Crassus who would not sup- port an unpopular cause , Cicero took counsel whether to oppose force to force , or to quit Rome and withdraw himself from the coming ...
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... Pompeius who had so often pledged his word to him , and by the cautious Crassus who would not sup- port an unpopular cause , Cicero took counsel whether to oppose force to force , or to quit Rome and withdraw himself from the coming ...
... Pompeius who had so often pledged his word to him , and by the cautious Crassus who would not sup- port an unpopular cause , Cicero took counsel whether to oppose force to force , or to quit Rome and withdraw himself from the coming ...
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... Pompeius and Cicero , and Q. Metellus Nepos who was no longer hostile to him . Eight of the tri- bunes now espoused the cause of Cicero 13 , and on Oct. the 29th published a bill ( rogatio ) for his recall 14 , which was supported by ...
... Pompeius and Cicero , and Q. Metellus Nepos who was no longer hostile to him . Eight of the tri- bunes now espoused the cause of Cicero 13 , and on Oct. the 29th published a bill ( rogatio ) for his recall 14 , which was supported by ...
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... Pompeius exerted himself in earnest for him 16 , and a crowded senate confirmed by their vote his declaration that the preservation of the state was due to Cicero alone . Finally the lex Cornelia de restituendo Cicerone passed the ...
... Pompeius exerted himself in earnest for him 16 , and a crowded senate confirmed by their vote his declaration that the preservation of the state was due to Cicero alone . Finally the lex Cornelia de restituendo Cicerone passed the ...
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... Pompeius de- fended L. Cornelius Balbus , a native of Gades , on a charge of exercising the Roman franchise illegally . § 3. The year 55 B.C. ( = 699 A. U. C. ) opened with great disturbance . The elections still continued to be ...
... Pompeius de- fended L. Cornelius Balbus , a native of Gades , on a charge of exercising the Roman franchise illegally . § 3. The year 55 B.C. ( = 699 A. U. C. ) opened with great disturbance . The elections still continued to be ...
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