gabinus造句

• Catalus tries to intervene and Roscius tries to propose splitting the joint command but is ignored by Gabinus and the " lex Gabinia " is passed.
• In the late Republican period, the city became depopulated due to the extensive use of the " lapis Gabinus " quarry, which was just under the archaic city.
• Gabinus oversees a vote although he is opposed by a fellow tribune, Trebellius, a supporter of Crassus, and so Gabinus puts it to the voters to vote him out of office.
• Gabinus oversees a vote although he is opposed by a fellow tribune, Trebellius, a supporter of Crassus, and so Gabinus puts it to the voters to vote him out of office.
• He was at his most acidy in his descriptions of Gabinus and Piso, the Consuls for the year 58BC . He describes Gabinus'dripping with unguents', with his hair artificially waved.
• He was at his most acidy in his descriptions of Gabinus and Piso, the Consuls for the year 58BC . He describes Gabinus'dripping with unguents', with his hair artificially waved.
• In 1582, he published his poem " Sa vida, su martiriu, et morte dessos gloriosos Martires Gavinu, Brothu et Gianuari, " based on folk tales about Saint Gabinus.
• Cicero's plan is to have Gabinus summon Pompey to the rostra the next day, asking him to serve as supreme commander, and to have Pompey reject it and then the people would demand he take it.
• An officiant " capite velato " who needed free use of both hands to perform ritual could employ a method of belting, known as the " Gabinian cincture " ( " cinctus Gabinus " ), which tied the toga back.
• According to Varro they used to distinguish five kinds of territory : ager Romanus, ager Gabinus, ager peregrinus, ager hosticus, ager incertus : these distinctions clearly point to the times of the prehistory of Latium and testify the archaic quality of the art of augury.
• Rome is in a panic with the burning of Ostia by the pirates and when the Latin Festival finishes, Gabinus mounts the rostra to demand a supreme commander and at a meeting in the Senate Pompey's arrival is greeting with boos and jeering and Piso and the other aristocrats attack him for wanting to be a second Romulus in their determination to vote down the " lex Gabinia ".