quished cause. That would merely substitute one form of biography for another . At its worst, biography is flat and schematic: a

in the framework of the Roman constitution, beside the consulate, was another instrument of power, the tribunate, an anomalous

e oratore 2, 267). 2 BMC, R. Rep. I, 155. 3 Velleius 2, 11, 3. On another calculation, six consulates in fifteen years (123

terminated the war in Spain against Sertorius, Pompeius combined with another army commander, Crassus, and carried out a peacef

lia. 1 When Aemilia died, Pompeius kept up that connexion by marrying another woman of that house. 2 The alliance with the Mete

he legion was not withdrawn, however, until the next year, along with another previously lent by Pompeius to Caesar. Both were

’s side. Ap. Pulcher was no adornment to the party of Cato. Already another leader, the consular Ahenobarbus, had suffered de

scribed as four ancient and eminent families, linked closely with one another and with the Catonian faction. Rising to power

t of Luca blocked him from his consulate, but only for a year. He had another grievance Caesar’s tenure of Gaul beyond the Alps

of a Servilia, he gave one daughter for wife to Pompeius’ elder son, another to Cato’s nephew Brutus. 3 Cato himself had not r

th the lapse of time the situation might become clearer in one way or another . NotesPage=>055 1 A. D. Nock, CAH X, 489 (

the principes by providential death had been spared the experience of another civil war after a brief respite of precarious pea

nemies of ordered government, and a purge of the Senate soon produced another crop of ‘homines calamitosi’. The censorship wa

sed the Senate of undesirables. 4 Twenty years later, on the verge of another coup d’état, Pompeius had only one censor on his

constrained Cicero to undertake his defence: with how much sincerity, another question. Pompeius was probably desirous of conci

lasses had good reason to fear a social revolution. Before peace came another civil war supervened, into which Etruria was drag

ue name, the former, elsewhere attested only once (CIL VI, 24052), is another form of ‘Petrucidius’ or ‘Petrusidius’, ILS 6132b

; 7 and the warlike Marsi emerge into prominence, as is fitting, with another Poppaedius Silo, an historic name. 8 Other dynast

ly fame as a speaker NotesPage=>091 1 Plutarch, Caesar 16. For another Caesarian Granius, cf. BC 3, 71, 1 2 CIL X, 375

rly inscrr. CIL I2, 338 f. (Praeneste). For M. Cusinius, ILS 965: for another member of the family, PIR2, C 1628. 4 ILS 932.

evening when the Caesarian leaders and the Liberators entertained one another to banquets. The next day, further measures were

d by him, in absence, in honour of the god Apollo. Apollo already had another favourite. More truly representative of the Rom

e will and the resources for action, and eventually for civil war, is another question. Their generous ardour was not put to th

Brutus agreed. 4 Demonstrations of sympathy cost nothing. Money was another matter. The Liberators sought to inveigle their s

men reflected that its powers could easily be restored one day under another appellation. At the end of March or early in Apri

r, it was known that Antonius intended to propose on June 1st to take another province in exchange for Macedonia, namely Gallia

nsulate. Sex. Peducaeus and A. Allienus carried no weight; and only another war would bring rapid distinction to Carrinas, Ca

. Octavius left three children, an Octavia by his first wife, by Atia another Octavia and a son, C. Octavius. Of the two childr

ther of the standing of Roman knights or not, to serve on juries, and another agrarian bill, of fairly wide terms of reference.

was cool and circumspect: he knew that personal courage was often but another name for rashness. But the times called for darin

is soldiers but his partisans were being seduced a report came that another legion, the Fourth, under Antonius’ quaestor L. E

who owed rank and fortune to one revolution were not eager to stir up another . But Octavianus wished to be much more than the l

r loyalty, their patriotism, their capacity. His private letters tell another story: he derided them as torpid and bibulous. 2

. 4 Ib. 10, 8a (a very friendly letter); 10, 10, 2 (an extract from another ). 5 Ib. 11, 7, 2. PageBook=>141 deferenc

nt, a lull in affairs. Early in October the storm broke. It came from another quarter. The collected correspondence of Cicero p

nace to posterity as well as to its author or its audience. There was another side not Antonius only, but the neutrals. Cicero

ays being able to prevail against posterity or the moral standards of another age), Brutus was not only a sincere and consisten

y was available. The dissolution of one alliance and the formation of another was justified by good sense to acquire new frie

efforts. As a patriotic demonstration he proposed on the same day yet another statue in the Forum, for the dead ambassador Sulp

patched to Antonius during the War of Mutina remained in his company, another had studiously refrained from barring the road to

Dictatorship for all time. The tyrannic office was now revived under another name for a period of five years three men were to

s name: ‘puer qui omnia nomini debes’, as Antonius had said, and many another . That splendid name was now dishonoured. Caesar’s

e Dictator stood above parties. He did not champion one class against another . If he had begun a revolution, his next act was t

avius the Marsian, ‘the accursed brigand’, perished with Dolabella; 1 another Marsian, Poppaedius Silo, gained only brief glory

he Forum a temple was to be built to the new deity, Divus Julius; and another law made provision for the cult in the towns of I

help come from the south in time or in adequate strength. Plancus, another of Antonius’ men, occupied with establishing vete

smic economy it was firmly believed that one world-epoch was passing, another was coming into being. The lore of the Etruscans

Nobody had bothered about that. The Triumvirate was now prolonged for another five years until the end of 33 B.C.3 By then, it

een highly distasteful. His future and his fate lay in the East, with another woman. But that was not yet apparent, least of al

to take refuge with Sex. Pompeius. 3 Livia was about to give birth to another son no obstacle, however, in high politics. The c

his allegiance beyond question. Whether the discarded Scribonia took another husband has not been recorded. 7 NotesPage=>

an the greater part. Pompeius was forced to risk all on the chance of another sea-fight. Superior numbers and the tactics of Ag

old scholar lacked style, intensity, a guiding idea. The task fell to another man from the Sabine country, diverse in character

an mob in mistake for one of the assassins of Caesar; Q. Cornificius, another Caesarian, orator and poet, perished in Africa, c

n and ostensible source of his inspiration (he had inherited her from another ),6 NotesPage=>252 1 Above, p. 63. 2 Hora

government, kept open the wounds of civil war. There was material for another revolution: it had threatened to break out during

ice in this war on the staff of Antonius, though known for talents of another kind. 2 Sosius was left in charge of Syria, Furni

o the whole of Sicily might appear to portend the coming abolition of another Roman province. 3 The Triumvir pursued the same p

oubt: her importance in history, apart from literature and legend, is another matter. It NotesPage=>274 1 Plutarch, Anto

rative and terrifying. 2 ‘Quo, quo scelesti ruitis? ’3 Another, yet another , criminal war between citizens was being forced b

her. But Antonius victorious in war with the help of alien allies was another matter. No less disquieting, perhaps, the prospec

ly the newly enriched, shuddered at the prospect of impoverishment or another revolution; and business men leapt forward with a

and C. Calvisius Sabinus held Gaul and Spain, L. Autronius Paetus (or another ) was proconsul of Africa. 5 Maecenas controlled R

his own—still less feed them when they arrived. Fighting quality was another matter. Since the Pact of Brundisium Antonius had

t would be uncomfortable but not dangerous. Armies and provinces were another matter. M. Licinius Crassus, the proconsul of M

can Rome. The historical validity of the inferences thence derived is another question. It will be doubted whether Augustus,

ompeians there still were, loyal to a family and a cause—but that was another matter. Insistence upon the legal basis of August

resigned the consulate. In his place a certain L. Sestius took office another exercise of auctoritas, it may be presumed, arbit

, 4 &c). 5 Dio 53, 32, 1. PageBook=>339 Men might recall another associate of Brutus, C. Antistius Vetus, made con

a popular entertainer. Despite such powerful advocacy, Maecenas, like another personal friend of the Princeps, Vedius Pollio, c

cture. In one version, Agrippa retired in disgust and resentment,6 in another his residence in the East is described as a mild

epublican virtue and an ideal of service akin to his own. There was another bond. Tiberius was betrothed, perhaps already mar

. 10 B.C.) may well be provincial, perhaps from Bithynia- Pontus (for another member of this family, cf. ILS 5883: nr. Amastris

nus resigned late in the year 19 B.C. he was replaced by M. Vinicius, another of the marshals. Nor will it be forgotten that Ta

among the principes viri in an aristocratic monarchy linked with one another and with the dynasty; and though the Scipiones we

ctavius his father and his mother Atia were each twice married. Hence another Octavia, Augustus’ half-sister: her sons were Sex

w rested in the hands of Senate and magistrates not for that, but for another purpose, the solemn and ostensible restoration of

a’, subsequently as consulars governed important provinces, one after another . These were among the greatest, but they were not

and is probably 9–6 B.C. (P-W I A, 1519 ff.). There might be room for another legate between Titius and Sentius, but there is n

t 51, would not be sufficient or secure support, for it may belong to another L. Piso at a slightly later date; and Castabala w

were not likely to tell it. It is evident, and it is demonstrated by another incident nearly twenty years later, that the task

other flank of the convergent advance, Lollius may have laboured for another to reap. Lollius was supplanted. Hence a feud, mu

wars of conquest were now dead, decrepit or retired, giving place to another generation, but not their own sons the young men

ius Strabo was Prefect of the Guard, C. Turranius of the corn supply; another knight, M. Magius, held Egypt. All the provincial

eluded by the outcome of a civil war that substituted one emperor for another and changed the personnel, but not the character,

rtue that Cicero and his contemporaries affected to admire. There was another side to that. Yet the strong suspicion of fraud

from Coptos, ILS 2483: two Galatians bear the name of M. Lollius. For another soldier called M. Lollius, IGRR III, 1476 (Iconiu

ION PageBook=>476 THE army had made one emperor and could make another ; and the change from Republic to Empire might be

med it safe or expedient to exert their rights, if such they were, is another question. The rule of Rome in the Empire represen

n Principate seems to attest inevitable and unbroken peace. There was another side to it ’pacem sine dubio post haec, vero crue

cian house of the Scipiones. Their name and their mausoleum passed to another branch of the patrician Cornelii, the Lentuli, wh

l of Macedonia, perpetuated the Licinii who merged, by adoption after another generation, with the family of L. Calpurnius Piso

Notes. 496 1 Neither L. Marcius Philippus (cos. suff. 38 B.C.), nor another Marcius, namely Censorinus (cos. 8 B.C.), seems t

which time that name stood for the bluest blood. 8 The descendants of another novus homo, L. Nonius Asprenas (cos. suff. 36 B.C

principes viri of the Flavian age, and M. Ulpius Traianus, the son of another , were patrician into the bargain. Trajan was the

icus, who conspired with M. Aemilius Lepidus and was suppressed, came another nobilis, Ser. Sulpicius Galba. 1 A few years pass

had experienced one civil war in his own lifetime, and the threat of another , did not allow his judgement entirely to be blind

e of Nerva which succeeded the absolute rule of Domitian. 1 There was another side to this fair show of phrases, namely, the re