From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... Crassus hoped to bar him in the toe of Italy , the People voted that Pompey , who had just returned from Spain , should be associated with Crassus in the command . Crassus , however , wanted to win his own war . In this he was helped by ...
... Crassus hoped to bar him in the toe of Italy , the People voted that Pompey , who had just returned from Spain , should be associated with Crassus in the command . Crassus , however , wanted to win his own war . In this he was helped by ...
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... CRASSUS AND CAESAR Since their joint consulship of 70 B.C. Crassus must have become increasingly jealous of Pompey's spectacular career . True , he had very considerable political influence , which he owed in part to a skilful , if not ...
... CRASSUS AND CAESAR Since their joint consulship of 70 B.C. Crassus must have become increasingly jealous of Pompey's spectacular career . True , he had very considerable political influence , which he owed in part to a skilful , if not ...
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... Crassus favoured the original election of Autronius and Sulla ; though not backing the conspiracy , he may have decided to turn it to profit by using his wealth and his power as censor ( an office he held in 65 ) to smooth things over ...
... Crassus favoured the original election of Autronius and Sulla ; though not backing the conspiracy , he may have decided to turn it to profit by using his wealth and his power as censor ( an office he held in 65 ) to smooth things over ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
THE GRACCHI | 19 |
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