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Pompey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Pompey, Museo della Civilta, Rome ... Despite his family's connections to Cinna (an ally of Sulla's enemy Marius), Pompey raised an army and sided with Sulla, when the latter returned back from his campaigns in the east. His determination and mercilessness shown when destroying his and Sulla's opponents in Siciliy and...
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Pompey had held no government office at all by then. And yet once more the presence of his army in Italy was enough to persuade the senate to act in his favour. He was allowed to stand for the office of consul, despite his lack of administrative experience and his being under the age limit.
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the Roman general Pompey subdued Judaea in 63 BCE (after which it became a client kingdom) ... The Roman politician Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus (106-48 BCE), better known as Pompey, was one of the greatest generals of his age. In the seventies, he had pacified Hispania, and on his return to Italy, he had put an end to the...
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Pompey by Plutarch, part of the Internet Classics Archive ... Pompey; (legendary, died 48 B.C.E.) ; By Plutarch ; Written 75 A.C.E. Translated by John Dryden ... Pompey was noway alarmed at this, but collecting all his troops into one body, and placing his horse in the front of the battle, where he himself was in person,
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Sextus Pompey - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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POMPEY; 106 - 48 BC; Roman Statesman ... Pompey - a Roman general and consul - was the dominant figure in Rome between Sulla and his own defeat by Julius Caesar. ... Pompey was one of the great generals of the late Roman Republic. He campaigned in Africa, Spain, Gaul, and northern Italy. As consul Pompey consolidated the...
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