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... Octavius was routed by Brutus , his soldiers demanded , in a mutinous manner , to be led against the enemy ; they complained that they should be confined within their camp , when the forces of Octavius , broken by their late defeat ...
... Octavius was routed by Brutus , his soldiers demanded , in a mutinous manner , to be led against the enemy ; they complained that they should be confined within their camp , when the forces of Octavius , broken by their late defeat ...
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... Octavius and Pompey , by betraying each of them in their turn , from whence Appian calls him the double betrayer . In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet ; ravaged the borders of Tuscany , took Sardinia , and reduced Rome to such extremity ...
... Octavius and Pompey , by betraying each of them in their turn , from whence Appian calls him the double betrayer . In 714 he commanded Pompey's fleet ; ravaged the borders of Tuscany , took Sardinia , and reduced Rome to such extremity ...
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... Octavius had disobliged them by refusing some favors which they demanded by their embassadors . He was obliged to send Marcus Crassus against them the year following . SAN . 86 Octavius promised the soldiers who had served under him in ...
... Octavius had disobliged them by refusing some favors which they demanded by their embassadors . He was obliged to send Marcus Crassus against them the year following . SAN . 86 Octavius promised the soldiers who had served under him in ...
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