Auteur: Clauss James, J.
Titre: The ignoble consistency of M. Caelius Rufus
Revue/Collection: "Athenaeum", LXVIII
Lieu èdition: Pavia
Éditeur: Università di Pavia
Annèe edition: 1990
Pages: 531-540
Mots-clès: Histoire - Storia - History, Rhétorique - Retorica - Rhetorics, Sources - Fonti - Sources
Description: [L'Année philologique] [Comment] Caelius' vaulting ambition and hot temper can be seen to have played a large role in both his decision to follow Caesar in 50 and then to plot against his regime in 48. Although he may well have been favorably predisposed toward the interests of the boni and Senate, as Cicero would have us believe, Caelius' actions in these two decisions evince allegiance to no ideology or faction.
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Sigle auteur: Clauss James 1990
Titre: The ignoble consistency of M. Caelius Rufus
Revue/Collection: "Athenaeum", LXVIII
Lieu èdition: Pavia
Éditeur: Università di Pavia
Annèe edition: 1990
Pages: 531-540
Mots-clès: Histoire - Storia - History, Rhétorique - Retorica - Rhetorics, Sources - Fonti - Sources
Description: [L'Année philologique] [Comment] Caelius' vaulting ambition and hot temper can be seen to have played a large role in both his decision to follow Caesar in 50 and then to plot against his regime in 48. Although he may well have been favorably predisposed toward the interests of the boni and Senate, as Cicero would have us believe, Caelius' actions in these two decisions evince allegiance to no ideology or faction.
Oeuvres:
Sigle auteur: Clauss James 1990
