It was possessed in abundance both by Caesar and by his bitter enemy, L. […] But Cicero was not the real enemy. […] Annius Milo, a brutal and vicious person who had married Fausta, the dissolute daughter of Sulla. 2 His enemy P. […] Even Picenum, his own barony, went over to the enemy without a blow. […] He summoned the Senate to meet on November 24th, intending to have Octavianus denounced as a public enemy.