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Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Name: Tacitus Entire
Author: Publius Cornelius Tacitus

Pompey

also: Cn. Pompeius, Gnaeus Pompey

Pompey the Great (106–48 BC), the dynast who in his third consulship (52 BC) curbed the length of trials and 'bridled' eloquence; cited also for his own oratorical power.

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Mentioned in 3 works (23 total)

A Dialogue on Oratory rhetoric · 3 mentions

§37 Gnaeus Pompey
§38 Gnaeus Pompey
§40 Gnaeus Pompey

The Histories history · 6 mentions

§1.51 Pompey
§2.41 Gnaeus Pompey
§2.7 Pompey
§3.67 Pompey
§5.10 Gnaeus Pompey
§5.13 Pompey

The Annals history · 14 mentions

§1.1 Pompey
§2.27 Pompey
§3.23 Pompey
§3.72 Pompey
§4.34 Gnaeus Pompey
§4.7 Gnaeus Pompey
§6.45 Pompey
§12.62 Pompey
§13.34 Pompey
§13.54 Pompey
§13.6 Gnaeus Pompey
§14.20 Gnaeus Pompey
§15.14 Pompey
§15.25 Gnaeus Pompey

T acitus Entire

Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus

Mentioned in 3 works (23 total)

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