From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... Clodius was brought to trial for sacrilege . The bribery of the jurors was shocking ( there never was a viler crew round a table in a gambling hell ' , wrote Cicero ) and Clodius was acquitted despite the fact that Cicero in court had ...
... Clodius was brought to trial for sacrilege . The bribery of the jurors was shocking ( there never was a viler crew round a table in a gambling hell ' , wrote Cicero ) and Clodius was acquitted despite the fact that Cicero in court had ...
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... Clodius , to get important provinces for them , namely Macedonia and Syria . 6. CLODIUS 20 Clodius , on entering his tribunate of 58 , quickly moved four laws : ( a ) censors should expel senators only when both were in agreement and ...
... Clodius , to get important provinces for them , namely Macedonia and Syria . 6. CLODIUS 20 Clodius , on entering his tribunate of 58 , quickly moved four laws : ( a ) censors should expel senators only when both were in agreement and ...
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... Clodius to remove from Rome two men whose presence was embarrassing : Cicero and Cato . Caesar first tried to spare Cicero by offering him a post on his staff in Gaul or abroad , but on Cicero's refusal he let Clodius have his head ...
... Clodius to remove from Rome two men whose presence was embarrassing : Cicero and Cato . Caesar first tried to spare Cicero by offering him a post on his staff in Gaul or abroad , but on Cicero's refusal he let Clodius have his head ...
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THE GRACCHI | 19 |
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