Valerius Flaccus, fallen at Dyrrachium
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Civil War 3.53 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “Thus six battles having taken place in one day, three at Dyrrachium and three at the outworks, when account was taken of them all we found that about two thousand in number of the Pompeians had fallen, and very many reservists and centurions— among them was Valerius Flaccus, son of the Lucius who had governed Asia as praetor—and that six military standards …”
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Civil War 3.53
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Thus six battles having taken place in one day, three at Dyrrachium and three at the outworks, when account was taken of them all we found that about two thousand in number of the Pompeians had fallen, and very many reservists and centurions— among them was Valerius Flaccus, son of the Lucius who had governed Asia as praetor—and that six military standards had been brought in. …