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... Pompeius himself . The last - named commander , under the provisions of the lex Gellia Cornelia3 , conferred on Balbus the Roman franchise . There was a connexion dating from old times , between the town of Gades and the Cornelian ...
... Pompeius himself . The last - named commander , under the provisions of the lex Gellia Cornelia3 , conferred on Balbus the Roman franchise . There was a connexion dating from old times , between the town of Gades and the Cornelian ...
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... Pompeius , from whom he received rich presents , among them a landed estate1 . Through the influence of Pompeius , Balbus was adopted by Theophanes of Mitylene , a Greek historian and intimate friend of the general , by whom , like ...
... Pompeius , from whom he received rich presents , among them a landed estate1 . Through the influence of Pompeius , Balbus was adopted by Theophanes of Mitylene , a Greek historian and intimate friend of the general , by whom , like ...
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... Pompeius ' father - in- law , who had broached a proposal for depriving Caesar of his command in Gaul5 . Again in 50 Balbus was negotiating with Pompeius and Scipio on behalf of Caesar " . In the same year he tried to remove the ...
... Pompeius ' father - in- law , who had broached a proposal for depriving Caesar of his command in Gaul5 . Again in 50 Balbus was negotiating with Pompeius and Scipio on behalf of Caesar " . In the same year he tried to remove the ...
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... Pompeian party had abandoned Italy to Caesar , Balbus did his best to obtain further honours by the aid of his ... Pompeius and Crassus . The first of 1 Att . 8 , 15 , 3 . 2 Att . 9 , 5 , 3 . 8 Att . 10 , II , 4 . 4 Fam . 6. 8 , I ...
... Pompeian party had abandoned Italy to Caesar , Balbus did his best to obtain further honours by the aid of his ... Pompeius and Crassus . The first of 1 Att . 8 , 15 , 3 . 2 Att . 9 , 5 , 3 . 8 Att . 10 , II , 4 . 4 Fam . 6. 8 , I ...
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... Pompeius Cicero had every reason to be dissatisfied . He had solemnly declared that not a hair of Cicero's head should be harmed by Clodius , and had then coolly abandoned him . But Cicero was determined to forget this , though Cato did ...
... Pompeius Cicero had every reason to be dissatisfied . He had solemnly declared that not a hair of Cicero's head should be harmed by Clodius , and had then coolly abandoned him . But Cicero was determined to forget this , though Cato did ...
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