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Pompey, Chapter 89

Caesar moving into Brundisium (Brindisi) after Pompey has left the city; Pompey before embarking dug up all the ground inside the city, cutting trenches and fixing stakes and palissades through the streets

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Pompey, Chapter 90

Pompey entering the camp of Caesar

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Pompey, Chapter 91

Pompey stops at the port of Mitylene to take his wife Cornelia and his son: the messenger who is sent to fetch her informs her of Pompey's misfortune by weeping instead of speaking; Cornelia swoons

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Pompey, Chapter 91

Cornelia joins Pompey aboard the only ship he has left and faints in his arms

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Pompey, Chapter 94

Death of Pompey: after leaving his galley, Pompey is murdered by Septimius and Achilas in the boat sent to bring him ashore

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98B(ACHILAS)4
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98B(SEPTIMIUS, Lucius)4
98C(CORNELIA)6