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... senate were the friends of Pompey . Cæsar had on his side a victorious army , consisting of ten legions , and the body of the Roman citizens , whom he had won by his libe- rality . Mark Antony and Cassius , at that time tribunes of the ...
... senate were the friends of Pompey . Cæsar had on his side a victorious army , consisting of ten legions , and the body of the Roman citizens , whom he had won by his libe- rality . Mark Antony and Cassius , at that time tribunes of the ...
Page 77
... senate were the friends of Pompey . Cæsar had on his side a victorious army , consisting of ten legions , and the body of the Roman citizens , whom he had won by his libe- rality . Mark Antony and Cassius , at that time tribunes of the ...
... senate were the friends of Pompey . Cæsar had on his side a victorious army , consisting of ten legions , and the body of the Roman citizens , whom he had won by his libe- rality . Mark Antony and Cassius , at that time tribunes of the ...
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... senate - house , and sending for the chief conspirators , told them what had passed . Then exhorting them to murder the consul , he left Rome that night , accompanied by three hun- dred of his associates , and went and joined Manlius ...
... senate - house , and sending for the chief conspirators , told them what had passed . Then exhorting them to murder the consul , he left Rome that night , accompanied by three hun- dred of his associates , and went and joined Manlius ...
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