Quintus Cassius, Longinus’ deputy
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Alexandrian War 52 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… Munatius Flaccus ran the nearest lictor through with his sword, killed him and then wounded Q. Cassius, Longinus’ deputy. …”
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Alexandrian War 52
Pseudo-Caesar; authorship disputed
… Munatius Flaccus ran the nearest lictor through with his sword, killed him and then wounded Q. Cassius, Longinus’ deputy. …
Alexandrian War 57
Pseudo-Caesar; authorship disputed
Meanwhile L. Titius brought tidings of the native legion, in which he had been at the time a military tribune: his report ran that while it was encamped near the town of Ilipa a mutiny had broken out, and several centurions who had refused to let them strike camp had been killed the legion had then parted company with the Thirtieth legion—this was also under command of Q. Cassius, the governor’s deputy—and made haste to join the Second legion, which was being taken to the straits by another route. …