pg. 37 lines 10-12

He conquered in the first battle however, returning, he struggled with famine and disease and when the Persian pursued him they fled he retreated as the defeated.

pg. 35 lines 22-25

But in Italy us Antonius, the consul stirred up a civil war, with the bother who fought against Caesar, Brutus, and Cassius near Perusia, a city of Etruria, he was conquered and captured, but not killed.

pg 37 lines 7-9

Antonius, who was holding Asia and the East, with her having been divorced, The sister of Ceasar Augustus Octarius married Cleopatra, the queen of Egypt, as his wife.

Cohort 3 pg. 33

Having set out to Rome with his army, he manipulated so that in his 20th, the consulship might be given to him. He outlawed the senate...

pg. 33 lines 8-10

with mark Antony and the state held by force of arms. Through these actions many noble people including Cicero the Orator were killed.

Having been put to flight, Antonius, his army having been lost, took refuge in Lepidus, who was the commander of the Calvary under Caesar and had then the greatest troops of the army, by which he was received.

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