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Cicero, Ad Fam. viii. 8. 9
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page 10 note 1 Select Letters, ii. 268; cf. p. 168.
page 10 note 2 History of Rome (tr. Dickson, Everyman's Library), iv. 322.
page 10 note 3 Roman Republic, ii. 243—4.
page 10 note 4 Grandezza e Decadenza di Roma, ii. 242—3.
page 10 note 5 Roman Republic, iii. 261.
page 10 note 6 Caesars Monarchic und das Principal des Pompejus, 255.
page 10 note 7 C.A.H. ix. 630—1.
page 10 note 8 Correspondence of Cicero, iii. 116.
page 10 note 9 App. Bell. Civ. ii. 4. 30; How, p. 173; Adcock in C.A.H. ix. 635.
page 10 note 10 Cf., for example, Ter. Ad. 638, 642.
page 10 note 11 And so Adcock, op. cit. 631.
page 11 note 1 For this date Adcock, Cf., ‘The Legal Term of Caesar's Governorship in Gaul’, C.Q. 26 (1923),14—26.Google Scholar
page 11 note 2 How (pp. 263, 313, 315 n.) follows Hirschfeld and others in saying that it was ‘clearly’ illegal to begin discussion of the appointment of Caesar's successor before 1 March 50 B.C.; but see C.A.H. ix. 629, n. 2, and C.Q., loc. cit. 21.