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resigns consulship 475
On Analogy
(
De Analogia
) 343
462–463, 466
appointments 476–478
Praises of Hercules
186
in Spain 482, 484, 485
improves living conditions in
Julius Caesar, Lucius (cos. 157)
land, public (
ager publicus
) 26,
Rome 478–479
32
41, 119, 167
and calendar 479–480
Julius Caesar, Lucius (cos. 90)
land bill, Rullan 119–121, 122
and regulation 480–481
32, 43, 46
land bill/law 164, 166, 167–169,
Spanish campaign 482, 483,
Julius Caesar, Lucius (cos. 64)
170, 171–172, 173, 175, 177,
484, 485
122, 133, 142, 335, 373, 466
260, 261
granted title of ‘Liberator’
Julius Caesar, Lucius (Lucius
backlash against 175–181
and called
imperator
Caesar the Younger) 386,
land colonisation programme
permanently 485
387, 466
175–176, 473–474
returns to Rome from Spain
Julius Caesar, Sextus (cos. 91)
land granted to war veterans
485–486
32, 33, 34, 43
29, 33, 91, 156, 254,
made dictator for ten years
Julius Caesar Strabo, Caius 31,
473–474
486
32, 40, 43, 46, 73
Latin status 21, 22, 299
statues erected 486, 494
Julius Caesar, Caius ( Caesar’s
laurel wreaths 19
chairs 486, 494, 508
father) 29, 32, 33, 43, 48,
law code, Twelve Tables 39,
position violates senatorial
49, 65, 107
146
ideal 487
Julius Caesar, Caius (Caesar’s
laws, Roman 168
writes book about
Anticato
grandfather) 30, 33
Gabinian (
lex Gabinia
) 105
488
Junia Tertia (daughter of
Julian (
lex Julia
) 174, 480
plans for further campaigns
Servilia, sister of Brutus)
Manilian (
lex Manilia
) 105,
491–492
454, 503
119
long term plans 491, 493–494
Jupiter (god) 50, 66
Vatinian (
lex Vatinia
) 181
visits Cicero 492–493
Jupiter, priests of (
Flamen
Lee, General Robert E. 185
honours and awards 493–495
Dialis
) 49–50, 51, 52, 56,
legates 191–192, 247, 248–249
cult created a god 495
58, 62, 78, 102, 126, 494
legionaries 194–195
575
Inde x
armour 195, 203–204, 246
Pharsalia
517
Marcellus, Marcus Claudius
in battle 219
Lucceius, Lucius 159, 160, 161,
(cos. 51) 348, 361–362, 363,
diet 324, 415–416
163–164
364, 366, 367, 368, 477–478
helmets 195, 203–204
luck, Roman belief in 54
Marcia (Caesar’s grandmother)
shields 195, 219
Lucterius 353
33
weapons 196, 221, 235
Lucullus, Lucius Licinius (cos.
Marcii Reges, the 33
Lentuli, the 369
74) 74, 83, 104, 112, 151,
Marcius, Ancus (fourth king of
Lentulus Marcellinus, Cnaeus
153, 156, 157, 173, 179, 256,
Rome) 33
Cornelius (cos. 56) 264
356
Marius, Caius (cos. 107,
Lentulus Crus, Lucius
Lucullus, Marcus Licinius (cos.
104–100, 86) 40–42, 263
Cornelius (cos. 49) 375,
73) 74, 256
consulship of 13–14, 30
376, 377
Lupercalia, festival of 494, 499,
as a ‘new man’ (
novus homo
)
Lentulus Spinther, Publius
505
17
Cornelius (cos. 57) 389,
Luscius, Lucius 116
campaigns for consulship and
394, 423, 436
Lusitania, North Western
given command in Numidia
Lentulus Sura, Publius
149–150
28, 29
Cornelius (cos. 71) 133,
Lusitanians 150
marries Caesar’s aunt Julia 33
140, 142, 373, 513
Lutetia (Paris) 307, 335
in Social War 43
Lepidus, Marcus Aemilius (cos.
and Sulpicius 44, 45
78) 70, 85, 92, 96, 172, 348,
Macedonia 44, 71, 75, 176,
joins Cinna 46, 50
512
190, 434
massacres senators 46, 52
supporters 96, 136
becomes Roman province 10,
and war against Mithridates
Lepidus, Marcus Aemilius (cos.
22
VI 53
46, 42) 165, 409, 452, 482,
in Civil War 411–431,
inspired by oracles 54–55
507, 509, 511
448–449
purchases house on the
Lepidus Livianus, Mamercus
Macedonian War, Third
Palatine Hill 63
Aemilius (cos. 77) 59
(172–167 BC) 11
awards
corona civica
to
Leptis 457–458, 462
Macedonians 73–74, 434, 435,
soldier 67
Lérida (Ilerda) 398, 399, 400,
438, 439, 440
remains great hero to Romans
402
see also
Ilerda
Macnaghton, Sir William 300
99, 100
campaign
magistrates 15, 71, 169, 476
popularity 105
Liberalia festival 48
competence and honesty, lack
trophies 108
Libo, Lucius Scribonius (cos.
of 28
recruiting 194
34) 413
conduct business in the Forum
against the Teutones 217, 227,
libraries 39
20
234
Licinia (wife of cato the Elder)
election of 17–18, 19
in Africa 460
36
junior (aediles) 32, 105–106
death 46, 49, 51
Licinia (Vestal Virgin) 113
symbol of power, fasces as 167
Marius, Caius, the Younger
Ligarius, Quintus 478
Mamurra 191, 236, 237, 492
(cos. 82) 55–56, 57
Lilybaeum 454, 455
Mancinus, Caius Hostilius (cos.
marriage, fidelity in 84, 86–87,
Lingones tribe 312, 321, 335
137) 276
88, 89
chieftains 223
Mandubii tribe 336
Mars, priests of (
Flamen
Liscus 216
Mandubracius 290, 291
Martialis
) 50, 471
Lissus 414
Manhood/coming of age
Marseilles 73
Litaviccus 330
ceremony 48–49
Marsi tribe 389
literature 39
Manilius, Caius 104
Marullus, Caius Epidius
literature, Latin 512–513
Manlii, the 31
498–499, 505
Livy 32, 517
Manlius, Caius 127–128, 129,
Massie, Alan:
Caesar
(novel)
Loire, River 265, 320, 323, 335
130
519
London, central 290
Marcelli, the 369
Massilia 73, 209, 347, 398–399,
Luca, conference of 261–262,
Marcellus, Caius Claudius (cos.
404, 406, 449, 502
264, 265, 361
50) 348, 374, 382, 486
Master of Horse (
Magister
Lucan (Marcus Annaeus
Marcellus, Caius Claudius (cos.
Equitum
) 449–450, 482,
Lucanus) 372
49) 348, 372, 374
506–507
576
Inde x
Maubeuge 244
Mount Amanus 393
Octavian (Caius Julius Caesar
Mauretanians 459
Mucia (Pompey’s wife) 144,
Octavianus – Caesar’s
McCollough, Colleen:
Masters
155, 156, 157, 165
adopted son) 50, 165, 472,
of Rome
(series of novels)
Munda, battle of (45 BC)
497–498, 506, 511, 512, 517
518–519
483–484,
484
see also
Augustus, Emperor
Mediolanum (Milan) 236
Murena, Lucius Licinius (cos.
Octavius, Cnaeus (cos. 87) 46
Mediterranean, eastern,
62) 127, 132, 135, 144, 163
Octogesa 401, 402
victories in 23
Mytilene, siege of 65
Ofella, Quintus Lucretius 116
Memmius, Caius 13
Opimius 27, 29
Menapii tribe 267, 271, 273,
names in Roman society 30–31
servant 27
278, 285, 299, 306, 308, 310,
Napoleon Bonaparte 184, 185,
Oppius, Caius 472, 477, 482,
316
189, 247, 300, 336, 383,
486, 489, 497
merchants (
negotiatores
) 24
516–517
Orange, southern France 11
Merula, Lucius Cornelius (cos.
Napoleon III 337, 517
Orgetorix 205–206, 207, 208,
87) 49, 50–51
Narbo (Narbonne) 200, 321,
211, 215
Metelli, the 34, 155–156, 349
398, 473, 485
son and daughter 222
Metellus, Lucius Caecilius
navy, Roman 266, 278, 280,
Oricum 411, 412
396–397
282, 287–288, 465
Orléans (Cenabum) 319,
Metellus Celer, Quintus
Nero, Emperor 35
322–323, 325, 327, 351, 353
Caecilius (cos. 60) 123,
Nero, Tiberius Claudius 138
Ostia 75
155, 156, 157, 158, 172, 176,
Nervii tribe 238, 239, 244, 246,
Osuna (Urso) 483
207
247, 248, 250, 251, 307
Metellus Nepos, Quintus
rebellion 301, 302, 304, 305,
Paeleste 411
Caecilius (cos. 57) 142,
306
Palestine 434, 437
143–144, 154, 155, 157, 180
Nicomedes, King of Bithynia
Paris (Lutetia) 307, 335
Metellus Pius, Quintus
66, 67–68, 69, 76, 78, 87, 98,
Parisii tribe 307, 328
Caecilius (cos. 80) 124
237, 470
Parthia 184, 295, 313–314, 372,
Meto, Valerius 236
Nile, River 434–435, 437, 442,
407, 491, 492, 496
Metrobius 54
444–445
Parthian cavalry 313
Mettius, Caius 229, 232
Noricum 200
Parthians 360, 367, 407, 431,
Meuse, River 275
Normandy 265, 267, 289
491, 492, 500, 506
Milan (Mediolanum) 236
Normandy, upper 238
Pas de Calais 238, 267, 278
Miletus 76
North Africa 10, 22, 406, 473
Pas de l’Ecluse 213
Milo, Titus Annius 259, 260,
see also
Africa; African
Paterculus, Velleius 10, 30, 355,
318, 346, 347, 348, 361, 364,
campaign
366, 468
371, 409, 449
law granted passing land to
patrician clans 31
mistresses 83, 84, 85–86, 365
war veterans in 29, 33
patronage 38
Mithridates VI, King of Pontus
Noviodunum 242–243, 323,
Patton, General George 185
44, 65, 75, 152, 153, 154,
334
Paullus, Lucius Aemilius (cos.
156, 446
Novum Comum 363, 477
50) 365, 366, 372
son 436
Numantia/Numantines 276
Pedius, Quintus (cos. 43) 191,
Mithridates of Pergamum 443,
Numidia, Kingdom of 13, 28,
239, 242, 486
444
29, 44, 460
Pelusium 443
Mithridatic Wars 44, 45, 53,
Numidian archers 196
Pergamum 76
55, 74, 77, 104, 111, 127,
Numidian army 406
Persians 434, 435
186, 210, 348
Numidian client 121, 148
Petra (hill) 415
Molo, Apollonius 74
Numidian troops 240, 241
Petreius, Marcus 168, 398, 400,
Mont Auxois
see
Alesia, siege
Numidians 456, 457, 461, 464,
402, 403, 404, 450, 458, 459,
of
465, 466
466, 481
Mont Beuvray
see
Bibracte,
Nysa 79
Petronius, Marcus (centurion)
battle of
333
Morini tribe 239, 267, 278–279,
oaths, swearing of 166
Phagites, Cornelius 59,
284–285, 302, 305
Octavia (Caesar’s great niece)
116–117
mother, role of 35–36, 38
294, 348
Pharmacussa 75, 76
577
Inde x
Pharnaces, King pf Bosporus
and Caesar’s debts 107–108
in Civil War 388, 389–390,
446–447
and Crassus 114, 140
391, 392, 394, 397, 400–401,
Pharsalus (48 BC) 422–431,
426
,
and Marcius Porcius Cato 118
402, 403–404, 441
427
, 441, 448, 450
and Caesar’s election as
in Macedonia 406, 407–408,
physical training 40
Pontifex Maximus
126
410–412, 414–416, 417, 418,
Piacenza (Placentia) 406
and ‘Good Goddess’ festival
420, 421, 422, 423, 424,
Picenum 92, 121, 383, 388
146
425–427, 428, 429, 430
pietas
(piety), quality of 37
and Caesar’s journey to Spain
in Spain 482, 483–485
pila
196, 221
151
Pompeius Strabo, Cnaeus (cos.
pirates 75–77, 78, 103–104,
and First Triumvirate 166
89, Pompey’s father) 31, 43,
111, 152, 153, 348
and death of Vettius 179
46, 91, 119
Pisaurum 385, 388
and Caesar’s relationship with
Pompeius, Cnaeus (Pompey’s
Piso (Aquitanian aristocrat)
army 235
son) 437, 450, 466,
274
and men seeking favours from
481–484, 485