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pompey

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Pompey , otherwise known as Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, was a Roman statesman. Pompey may also refer to: Pompey, Meurthe-et-Moselle , a town in Meurthe-et-Moselle department, Lorraine, France. Pompey, New York , a town in Onondaga County, New York, United States. ...

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Plancus Bursa, who had received the nod from Pompey indicating a summons.

Plancus Bursa got up too, but before Pompey could move round his desk, the steward knocked and entered.

Metella took one look at their faces as the band streamed into the atrium and decided to absent herself, which left Pompey to hand his client Nonius to the steward with a request that he be well treated.

Cornelia Metella took one look at their faces as the band streamed into the atrium and decided to absent herself, which left Pompey to hand his client Nonius to the steward with a request that he be well treated.

Like a black grape, thought Gnaeus Pompey, glossy yet powdered with plummy must.

January, the Senate met in the temple of Jupiter Stator, a site which prevented the attendance of Pompey.

The troops were hopelessly inexperienced, he said, they would need the full hundred days of training before they could cope with any sort of battle, a lot of the equipment was substandard, Lupus had better settle down and accept things for what they were instead of dwelling endlessly upon Pompey Strabo and the stolen veteran legions.

Maybe his intriguing with Mucia Tertia had arisen out of disillusionment with Pompey?

Now the father of a son almost two years old and a daughter born earlier in this year, Pompey had left Mucia Tertia at his stronghold in Picenum and issued firm orders that she was not to visit Rome in his absence.

Pompey, moreover, declared himself the advocate of the popular rights, and promised to restore the Tribunitian power.

Consulship of Pompey and Crassus 203 Pompey restores the Tribunitian power 203 Law of L.

He sails from Brundusium to Greece 243 He besieges Pompey at Dyrrhachium 244 Is compelled to retire 241 Battle of Pharsalia, and defeat of Pompey 244 Pompey flies to Egypt 245 His death 245 Caesar is appointed Dictator a second time 245 The Alexandrine War 245 47.

Aware that crime and disease would both be on the increase, Pompey devoted some of his splendid organizational talents to diminishing crime and disease by hiring ex-gladiators to police the alleys and byways of the city, by making the College of Lictors keep an eye on the shysters and tricksters who frequented the Forum Romanum and other major marketplaces, by enlarging the swimming holes of the Trigarium, and plastering vacant walls with warning notices about good drinking water, urinating and defaecating anywhere but in the public latrines, clean hands and bad food.

The Isaurians, gradually extending their territory to the sea-coast, subdued the western and mountainous part of Cilicia, formerly the nest of those daring pirates, against whom the republic had once been obliged to exert its utmost force, under the conduct of the great Pompey.

And yet his friend Pompey, whom he adored and knew to be so kind, could toss his beautiful mane of yellow hair unconcernedly back from his temples and whistle happily through his teeth as he picked his way between the deep congealed pools of flyblown blood in the square, his beautiful blue eyes containing nothing save approval as they roamed across the literal hills of headless bodies all around him.