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Pompey, Chapter 5

Lucius Terentius, approaches the bed with drawn sword to kill his tentmate Pompey, during the war between Pompey's father and Cinna; Pompey, who had been informed of the plot had left the tent

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Pompey, Chapter 21

Pompey, who had demanded a triumph, which Sulla refused, marching in triumphal procession through the streets of Rome

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Pompey, Chapter 45

Pompey with his army suprises the camp of Mithridates VII, king of Pontus, near the Euphrates; at the time the moon stood just above the horizon and behind the Romans, so the long shadows thrown before the Romans made the Mithridates' soldiers miscalculate the distance ofthe Romans when they threw their javelins

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Cicero, Chapter 8

Cicero going to Puteoli's wells to take hot baths

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Cicero, Chapter 47

Cicero with Terentia, receiving the message of the death of his daughter Tullia

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