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... clientela among the Roman plebs which he had inherited from an ambitious and demagogic parent.2 Cato's other investment showed smaller prospect of remuneration - his daughter's husband , M. Calpurnius Bibulus , an honest man , a ...
... clientela among the Roman plebs which he had inherited from an ambitious and demagogic parent.2 Cato's other investment showed smaller prospect of remuneration - his daughter's husband , M. Calpurnius Bibulus , an honest man , a ...
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... clientela of Pompeius : Theophanes of that city was his friend , domestic historian and political agent . But Caesar , too , had his partisans in the cities of Hellas , augmented by time and success.3 Pompeius constantly employed ...
... clientela of Pompeius : Theophanes of that city was his friend , domestic historian and political agent . But Caesar , too , had his partisans in the cities of Hellas , augmented by time and success.3 Pompeius constantly employed ...
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... clientela , the homage they enjoyed . Caesar accepted honours from whomsoever voted , no doubt in the spirit in which they were granted : policy and system cannot be discovered . Once again Augustus stands revealed as the deliber- ate ...
... clientela , the homage they enjoyed . Caesar accepted honours from whomsoever voted , no doubt in the spirit in which they were granted : policy and system cannot be discovered . Once again Augustus stands revealed as the deliber- ate ...
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THE DOMINATION OF POMPEIUS | 28 |
IV CAESAR THE DICTATOR | 47 |
THE CAESARIAN PARTY | 59 |
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