Julius CaesarAlfred M. Holden, 1902 - 136 Seiten |
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... Pompey - or rather over his sons - the silencing of the two tribunes , and the crown offered at the Lupercalian feast , until Cæsar's murder , and from thence to the battle of Philippi and the closing words of Antony , which are in part ...
... Pompey - or rather over his sons - the silencing of the two tribunes , and the crown offered at the Lupercalian feast , until Cæsar's murder , and from thence to the battle of Philippi and the closing words of Antony , which are in part ...
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... Pompey , · Cæsar Dictator for the second time ,. Cæsar defeats the Pompeians at Thapsus in N. Africa . Suicide of Cato at Utica , Cæsar defeats Pompey's sons at Munda in Spain . His triumph at Rome , Feast of Lupercalia ( 15th February ) ...
... Pompey , · Cæsar Dictator for the second time ,. Cæsar defeats the Pompeians at Thapsus in N. Africa . Suicide of Cato at Utica , Cæsar defeats Pompey's sons at Munda in Spain . His triumph at Rome , Feast of Lupercalia ( 15th February ) ...
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... conspirators in Pompey's porch . Act II . - Cassius , already tolerably sure of Brutus ( ' three parts of him is ours already ' ) , had procured several people to convey messages to Brutus urging him to be up and doing THE PLOT vii.
... conspirators in Pompey's porch . Act II . - Cassius , already tolerably sure of Brutus ( ' three parts of him is ours already ' ) , had procured several people to convey messages to Brutus urging him to be up and doing THE PLOT vii.
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... Pompey , returned from his conquests in the East , and , though both Cæsar and Pompey at first remained on friendly terms , it was evident that the two giants would sooner or later have to wrestle for a fall . To prepare for the coming ...
... Pompey , returned from his conquests in the East , and , though both Cæsar and Pompey at first remained on friendly terms , it was evident that the two giants would sooner or later have to wrestle for a fall . To prepare for the coming ...
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... Pompey . He fled to Egypt , and was there treacherously murdered . On the news of the battle reaching Rome , Cæsar was appointed Dictator for the second time , and invested with the tribunician power for life - a privilege which gave ...
... Pompey . He fled to Egypt , and was there treacherously murdered . On the news of the battle reaching Rome , Cæsar was appointed Dictator for the second time , and invested with the tribunician power for life - a privilege which gave ...
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