gabinius造句

• Mithridates then returned to invade Parthia with Gabinius in support.
• The former claimed that first Aulus Gabinius and then Scaurus had taken bribes.
• This surname likely originates from Publius Gabinius Secundus Cauchius.
• The Greek historian Plutarch records it was Antony who convinced Gabinius to finally act.
• In 57 BC Gabinius went as proconsul to Judaea, and rebuilt several towns.
• He took refuge with Aulus Gabinius, the Roman proconsul and governor of Syria.
• Pompey forgave him and sent Aulus Gabinius with soldiers to receive the money and the city.
• The last known bishop of Arcavica was Gabinius, who was of the late 7th century.
• The following year, in 55 BC, Gabinius intervened in the political affairs of Ptolemaic Egypt.
• While Antony was serving Gabinius in the East, the domestic political situation had changed in Rome.
• When Pompey and Aulus Gabinius remonstrated, he insulted them and came into conflict with their followers.
• Gabinius postponed the vote and introduced a motion to remove him from the tribunate, which was passed.
• Ptolemy eventually regained his throne by bribing Aulus Gabinius to mount an expedition, but never forgave Crassus.
• With the rebellion defeated by 56 BC, Gabinius restored Hyrcanus to his position as High Priest in Judea.
• Aulus Gabinius was a friend of his and Lucius Calpurnius Piso Caesoninus was amiable and a kin of Caesar.
• Piso was nearly stripped of his consulship, but Pompey prevented Aulus Gabinius from proposing a bill to this effect.
• The town of Samaria adopted the appellation of Gabinian, presumably because reconstruction there was finished under the governorship of Gabinius.
• A new model was proposed in 67 BC by Aulus Gabinius that overarched the provincial commands, under Pompey as proconsul.
• Marc Antony, commander of the cavalry under Gabinius, led several men to scale Aristobulus'fortifications and subdue his forces.
• They did this in 67 BC, when Pompey had control over the Mediterranean to eliminate piracy under the proposal of Gabinius.