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cicero on pompey s command de imperio 27 49 latin text study aids with vocabulary commentary and translation ingo gildenhard louise hodgson et al skip to content skip to table of contents cicero on pompey s command de imperio 27 49 latin text study aids with vocabulary commentary and translation ingo gildenhard louise hodgson et al navigate content discuss contents search search for special pages site home page title page general comments all comments comments by commenter blog blog archive register log in table of contents all groups default user group forgot password login loginpress manage subscriptions my profile registration search users shop submit new blog post thank you user blogs how do i comment title page copyright preface and acknolwedgements introduction latin text with study questions and vocabulary aid 27 31 32 6 37 41 42 6 47 9 commentary 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 further resources list of rhetorical terms the historical context the protagonists the speech in summary or what a roman citizen may have heard in the forum translation of 27 49 chronological table the parallel lives of pompey and cicero bibliography previous page next page title page steve jenkin november 2 2014 ingo gildenhard louise hodgson et al 1 leave a comment on paragraph 1 0 2 leave a comment on paragraph 2 0 this is a classics library version of this book available and open to comments by classics teachers students academics and enthusiasts alike please do read enjoy and add your own comments to this online version of the text and commentary the more comments and discussion the more everyone can benefit 3 leave a comment on paragraph 3 0 we especially welcome thoughts and ideas from students of the text 4 leave a comment on paragraph 4 0 add your own now 5 leave a comment on paragraph 5 0 printed and digital e book editions of this title are available for purchase either from the open book publishers site or from good bookshops more about openbook publishers page 15 previous page next page comments activity comments 1 comment on the whole page you have received a message s 713 go https telegra ph message 2868 12 25 hs 26409380432c0fd4601f19a3cd27c7c8 january 5 2025 at 11 20 pm comment awaiting moderation leave a comment on the whole page 0 comments on paragraph 1 leave a comment on paragraph 1 0 comments on paragraph 2 leave a comment on paragraph 2 0 comments on paragraph 3 leave a comment on paragraph 3 0 comments on paragraph 4 leave a comment on paragraph 4 0 comments on paragraph 5 leave a comment on paragraph 5 cancel leave a comment your details name required mail will not be published required website your comment comment visual code receive news updates via email from this site δ activity recent comments in this document roko july 6 2022 at 3 30 pm cicero was biased against sulla this was clear since the ancient times see in context s mkje september 27 2015 at 4 30 pm the army of the greatest general is more appropriate than perfect see in context claire webster april 22 2015 at 10 42 am i m guessing the smiley face is an autocorrect for see in context claire webster april 22 2015 at 10 28 am is this supposed to say weirdo form or is it an autocorrect for verb form see in context john whelpton april 11 2015 at 3 58 am a useful summary but why no mention of the 1st triumvirate with crassus and caesar although this was not a legally sanctioned body in contrast to the 2nd triumvirate it did exercise de facto control of the roman state whilst it held together see in context lulu gray march 16 2015 at 8 08 pm the anaphora is clearly seen here but what is the effect of this is it to show the independence of gnaeus pompeius see in context giles gilbert january 15 2015 at 9 57 am is cicero criticising lucullus here or is the reference too vague would lucullus be angry or would he think cicero was talking about other commanders see in context anonymous november 2 2014 at 12 40 pm see in context website content cicero on pompey s command de imperio 27 49 2026 all rights reserved source https deimperio theclassicslibrary com insert edit link close enter the destination url url link text open link in a new tab or link to existing content search no search term specified showing recent items search or use up and down arrow keys to select an item cancel