The History of Rome, Volume 4

already amidst Antonius appeared Ariovistus aristocracy Armenia arms Asia Minor attack attempt battle burgesses Caesar Caesarian camp cantons capital Catilina Cato cavalry Celtic Celts Cicero Cilicia Cisalpine Gaul civil Clodius coast command communities compelled constitution consul consulship course Crassus death defeat democracy democratic doubtless East Egypt empire enemy especially Euphrates favour fleet Gaius Gaius Gracchus Gaul Germans governor Greek Haedui hand Hellenic Helvetii hitherto honour infantry insurrection Italian Italy king Labienus land Latin latter leader least legions Lucius Lucius Lucullus Lucullus Marcus ment merely Metellus military Mithradates monarchy nation officers oligarchy once opponents opposition Parthian party peius pirates political Pompeians Pompeius Pontic Pontus position praetor prince provinces Quintus regents republican Rhine Roman army Rome rule Scipio senate Sertorius sesterces slaves soldiers Spain Sulla Sullan Syria territory Tigranes tion took towns tribune troops Varro Vercingetorix victory whole