Ch. 19
Julien Minor /
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From there now followed the mournful and awful Civil War , in which besides the calamities , which happen in battle , moreover the fortune of the people of Rome has been changed . For Caesar having now returned out of Gallia as the victor began to demand another consul therefore in such a way that he offered them something without doubt . It has been contradicted the consuls by Marcellus the consul , by Bibulus , by Pompey , by Cato , having been ordered to return to the city with the army having been dismissed . On account of this injury , he came against the fatherland with an army from Ariminum , where he was having soldiers having been gathered . Consuls with Pompeii , all the senate , and all the nobility fled out of the city and into Greece . At Epirus , Macedonia , and Greece , with Pompeii being the Greek leader , the senate prepared war against Caesar .
Hinc
iam
bellum
civile
successit
exsecrandum
et
lacrimabile
,
quo
praeter
calamitates
,
quae
in
proeliis
acciderunt
,
etiam
populi
Romani
fortuna
mutata
est
.
Caesar
enim
rediens
ex
Gallia
victor
coepit
poscere
alterum
consulatum
atque
ita
ut
sine
dubietate
aliqua
ei
deferretur
.
Contradictum
est
a
Marcello
consule
,
a
Bibulo
,
a
Pompeio
,
a
Catone
,
iussusque
dimissis
exercitibus
ad
urbem
redire
.
Propter
quam
iniuriam
ab
Arimino
,
ubi
milites
congregatos
habebat
,
adversum
patriam
cum
exercitu
venit
.
Consules
cum
Pompeio
senatusque
omnis
atque
universa
nobilitas
ex
urbe
fugit
et
in
Graeciam
transiit
.
Apud
Epirum
,
Macedoniam
,
Achaiam
Pompeio
duce
senatus
contra
Caesarem
bellum
paravit
.