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1. Pompeys rise to Political Prominence
   ... fallen. The breakdown of the Sullan system and the rise of Pompey then forced the senate back at every point. Pompeyamp39s contracted ...
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2. Pompey the Great
   ... Pompey viewed the senate as a political danger having limited experience in politics, and he indicated his intension to restore the legislative powers of the ...
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3. Marcus Crassus
   ... After getting this great honor from the Senate, Pompey received an offer to the consulship. Crassus was angered, yet willing to allow Pompey to have it. ...
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4. Julius Caesar 2
   ... Pompey. The Senate favored Pompey and ordered that Caesar give up his command and hand down his legions to a new governor. Caesar ...
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5. The Corruption of Power in Rome
   ... now France. Both Pompey and the Senate were envious of Caesaramp39s success and they were also fearful of his ambitions. They ordered ...
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6. julieas ceasar
   ... On March 15, 44 BC,during a meeting of the Senate in Pompeyamp39s theatre, Caesar was stabbed to death by the group of conspirators. ...
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7. Julius Caesar Death Of
   ... So, he brought his soldiers along and marched across the Rubicon. This was an expression of his power directed towards the senate and Pompey. ...
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8. Rise of ancient roman Empire
   ... Rome, in the absence of efficient government, was in turmoil until the Senate induced Pompey to remain in Italy, and it elected him sole consul for the year 52 ...
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9. Julius Caesar:
   ... Caesar was murdered under the statue of Pompey, although it was as the senate rose. Brutus and twenty other men stabbed Caesar twenty three times. ...
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10. The Life of Gaius Julius Caesar
    ... of the Senate chamber. The Senate then entrusted Pompey with providing for the safety of the state. His forces far outnumbered Caesaramp39s ...
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11. Julius Caesar 2
    ... of March , two days before he was due to leave Rome on his great eastern expedition, he was stabbed to death at a meeting of the senate in Pompeyamp39s new theater ...
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12. history 4
    ... Led by Brutus and Cassius, they attacked Caesar in the senate chambers. Ironically, his body fell at the feet of the statue of Pompey, after suffering twenty ...
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13. Ceasar
    ... of March , two days before he was due to leave Rome on his great eastern expedition, he was stabbed to death at a meeting of the senate in Pompeyamp39s new theater ...
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14. Julius Caesar
    ... of March , two days before he was due to leave Rome on his great eastern expedition, he was stabbed to death at a meeting of the senate in Pompeyamp39s new theater ...
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15. Biography of Julius Caesar
    ... of March , two days before he was due to leave Rome on his great eastern expedition, he was stabbed to death at a meeting of the senate in Pompeyamp39s new theater ...
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16. Life of Julius Caesar
    ... of March , two days before he was due to leave Rome on his great eastern expedition, he was stabbed to death at a meeting of the senate in Pompeyamp39s new theater ...
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17. Breakdown Roman Republic
    ... But the senate had begun to manipulate Pompey and were using him as pawn to try and crush Caesar before he became to powerful. In ...
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18. ceaser
    ... Pompey became Caesaramp39s political rival. In 49 BC with Pompeyamp39s backing, the Senate ordered Caesar to relinquish his army, and return to Rome. ...
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19. Caesar
    ... Pompey now has control of the Senate, so they recall Caesar from his stomping grounds and order him to stop winning. Caesar knows what they are up to. ...
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20. Shakespeareamp39s Caesar vrs. the Historical Caesar
    ... ampquotWhereas Pompey declared that all who were ... There came a day, soon after his triumph at Pharsalus, where the Senate in total came with elected honors galore. ...
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21. Julius Ceasar
    ... Caesars stronger army defeated Pompeys army and forced Pompey to withdraw to Greece. ... the Julian calendar on January 1, 45 BC., and enlarging the senate. ...
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22. Anthony vs Octavian
    ... Octavius, or left Rome to join his army for the impending showdown after Octavius enters the Senate House with an armed guard. Success against Pompey. ...
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23. the roman empire
    ... A relatively moderate bill to provide pensions for Pompeyamp39s veterans was met with prolonged and systematic obstruction by the senate. ...
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24. The Fall of the Great Roman Empire
    ... A relatively moderate bill to provide pensions for Pompeyamp39s veterans was met with prolonged and systematic obstruction by the senate. ...
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25. Julius Caesar
    ... The civil war against Pompey had taken a toll on the Senate. Many of Pompeyamp39s supporters who were senators, had been killed in battle. ...
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26. Julius Ceasar
    ... At the end of Caesaramp39s governorship in Gaul, his fellow Pompey was nominated by the Senate to be sole consul, much to the dismay of the common people who ...
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27. Julius Ceasar
    ... Rome. However he needed the Senateamp39s help to pass legislation.12 The civil war against Pompey had taken a toll on the senate. Many ...
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28. Julius Caesar
    ... Pompey had the Senate resign him of his command and disband his army. Pompey had a more powerful army but they were scattered throughout the country. ...
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29. Roman empire
    ... of Rome for 3 years he constricted the powers of the people and made the senate very powerful. But then, he retired. Shortly after, Pompey arrived, and gave ...
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30. roman empire
    ... of Rome for 3 years he constricted the powers of the people and made the senate very powerful. But then, he retired. Shortly after, Pompey arrived, and gave ...
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