Liverpool Classical Monthly, Bände 1-3John Pinsent John Pinsent., 1976 |
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... Crassus , 204 , n.38 ) . After the initial recognition given to Crassus by his partners , it seems that the latter began to work more closely together and undercut him , or at least greatly outstripped him in relative strength . On this ...
... Crassus , 204 , n.38 ) . After the initial recognition given to Crassus by his partners , it seems that the latter began to work more closely together and undercut him , or at least greatly outstripped him in relative strength . On this ...
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... Crassus ' son Publius worked assiduously on Cicero's behalf and put on mourning to show his sympathy for Cicero when Clodius pro- mulgated legislation aimed against him ( Plutarch , Crassus 13.4 , Cicero 33.5 ; Dio 38.17.3 ) . In June ...
... Crassus ' son Publius worked assiduously on Cicero's behalf and put on mourning to show his sympathy for Cicero when Clodius pro- mulgated legislation aimed against him ( Plutarch , Crassus 13.4 , Cicero 33.5 ; Dio 38.17.3 ) . In June ...
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... Crassus was enjoying an extraordin- ary sort of elevation . WARD added that Crassus could at least claim sole credit . Pompey was coming back from Spain where there was going to be another claimant , Metellus Pius . So that by claiming ...
... Crassus was enjoying an extraordin- ary sort of elevation . WARD added that Crassus could at least claim sole credit . Pompey was coming back from Spain where there was going to be another claimant , Metellus Pius . So that by claiming ...
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CONTENTS the copyright of which remains in each case with the author | 3 |
A problem in the history 910 | 9 |
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