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how does Cicero connect the art fo warfare with that of rhetoric.

dicendi gravitas et copia possesses quaedam dignitas imperatoria

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Bithynia

bequeathed to Rome in 75, region in northern Anatolia

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Ariobarzanes

King of Cappadocia

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who is tigranes the Great?

(ii) king of Armenia, teh Artaxid dynasty, ruled 95-55, Armenian expansion reach its peak under him. ally of Mith

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who was Lucius Licinius Murena?

had proven himself at the Battle of Chaeronea. commanded the second mith. War but was defeated. Result= reconciliation between Ariobarzanes and Mith. Despite this, Murena was given triumph in 80bc.

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who had been appointed to take over from Lucullus’ command?

Glabrio - incompetent: delaying in bithynia caused M to take back his kingdom in 66.

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What are the 4 main virtues of the perfect general according to Cicero?

scientiam rei militaris (1 para), virtutem (14 paras), auctoritatem (4 paras), felicitatem (2 paras.).

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Which war did Pompey join in ‘boyhood’ with hi sfather’s army?

the Social War.

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what was Pompey’s involvement in the Numidian War?

defeated Domitius Ahenobarbus and King Iarbas of Numidia at the Battle of Utica 81

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when was the Sertorian War fought between Rome an dIberia?

80-72

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what was Pompey’s involvement in Sicily?

In 81 B.C., when Pompeius recovered Sicily from the Marian general Carbo.

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Spartacus revolt

73-1

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Whom did the pirates capture for ransom, and why 12 lictors?

Two praetors according to PLutarch (each has 6 lictors)

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whose children were held ransom by teh pirates?

Probably Marcus Antonius, the orator (see the Pro Cluentio, § 140), who defeated the pirates in 103 B.C. and whose daughter (liberi!) was kidnapped and held to ransom

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What is the shameful event at Ostia ?

68 the town was attacked by pirates who set the port on fire and destroyed the consular war fleet and kidnapped two senators.

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Cicero is later critical of Pompey’s policy toward the pirates how?

in de Officis he says we give immunity to pirates and make our allies pay tribute’

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how does Cicero refer to Pompey’s virtues in conclusion of the virtus section? (36)

such is his superhuman and unbelievable genius as a commander ‘est haec divina atque incredibilis virtus imperatoris’

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Who was quintus fabius?

fabius cunctator, saved Rome from Hannibal,

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Who was Marcus Claudius Marcellus

conqueror of Syracuse in 212 bc

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Hortensius

greatest orator before cicero - his great rival - had been on the other side in the Verrine trial

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Antiochus and Perses

the former iii the Great, king of Syria 222-187. Defeated by Rome in 190.the latter King of Macedonia defeated in 168.

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significance of Delos

- of great commercial importance due to its situation as a halfway house between Europe and asia, excellent harbour +security due to its temple. It became still more important when Corinth was destroyed by the Romans in 146 B.C.

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which Scipio conquered Carthage and Numantia?

Scipio Aemilianus in 146 and 133. adopted grandson of Scipio Africanus

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example of a governor who took advantage of his imperium?

Creticus – had misused his imperium with the pirates to plunder the provinces. He lost a fleet in a battle with the Cretans for this reason. (cf Verres)

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Who took over from Creticus with the pirate problem?

Publius Servilius

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Why does Cicero praise Curio, Lentulus, and Cassius

(1) first general to push as far as the Danube; (2) legate in POmpey’s quashign of the pirates (3) defeated by Spartacus