gabiniani造句

• Septimius was a leading figure among the Gabiniani.
• She quickly came into a serious conflict with the " Gabiniani ".
• This time the " Gabiniani " did not refuse to go to war.
• Among other things they sent 500 horsemen of the " Gabiniani " to Pompey.
• Cleopatra handed the murderers over to Bibulus in chains, whereupon the Gabiniani became bitter enemies of the queen.
• The killing did not placate Caesar and in the ensuing war the Gabiniani sided with Cleopatra's brother Ptolemy XIII, against Caesar and Cleopatra.
• Christoph Sch鋐er believes that Cleopatra s break with the " Gabiniani " was the main cause of her loss of power that soon ensued.
• Then he left a part of his army, the " Gabiniani ", in Egypt for the protection of the future reign of the king.
• This action turned the " Gabiniani " into bitter enemies of the queen, but it was more important for Cleopatra to maintain good relations with Rome.
• With Ptolemy XII restored as Rome s client king, Gabinius garrisoned two thousand Roman soldiers, later known as the " Gabiniani ", in Alexandria to ensure Ptolemy s authority.
• At this time at the latest the " Gabiniani " joined the party of Ptolemy XIII and his three influential guardians and advisors, Pothinus, Achillas, and Theodotus of Chios.
• It is very doubtful, however, whether the " Gabiniani " could have been convinced to take part in such a step because they were already so deeply rooted in Egypt.
• The " Gabiniani ", however, did not want to give up their comfortable life in the Ptolemaic Empire to fight against the dangerous Parthians, and killed the sons of Bibulus.
• In the Alexandrinian war that followed, the " Gabiniani " played an important role : they were the core divisions of Achillas'army that comprised 20.000 infantrymen and 2000 cavalrymen.
• Caesar relates in his " Commentarii de Bello Civili " that fugitive criminals and exiles from the neighbouring Roman provinces had joined the Gabiniani because the government recruited them to swell the ranks of their army.
• After the successful conclusion of the Alexandrinian war, Caesar replaced the " Gabiniani " by three reliable legions, the XXVII, XXVIII and XXIX, that served as the Roman occupying army of Egypt.
• Indeed two leading members of the " Gabiniani ", the former tribune Lucius Septimius and the centurion Salvius, participated in the assassination of Pompey ( 25 July 48 BC according to the Julian calendar ).
• He left a part of his troops, the so-called Gabiniani, in Egypt to protect Ptolemy XII . These Gabiniani fought against rebellious subjects of the king and later, after his death, against Gaius Julius Caesar.
• He left a part of his troops, the so-called Gabiniani, in Egypt to protect Ptolemy XII . These Gabiniani fought against rebellious subjects of the king and later, after his death, against Gaius Julius Caesar.
• From then on, he reigned until he fell ill in 51 BC . Around two thousand Roman soldiers and mercenaries, the so-called Gabiniani, were stationed in Alexandria to ensure Ptolemy XII's authority on the throne.