Bibulus
Person
Civil War 3.5 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… M. Bibulus, however, was put in charge of the whole maritime operations and controlled everything; in him was centred the supreme command.”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 3.5
Caesar
… M. Bibulus, however, was put in charge of the whole maritime operations and controlled everything; in him was centred the supreme command.
Civil War 3.7
Caesar
Lucretius Vespillo and Minucius Rufus were at Oricum with eighteen Asiatic ships, of which they had been put in- command by D. Laelius; and M. Bibulus was at Corcyra with a hundred and ten ships. …
Civil War 3.8
Caesar
… For Bibulus, having been informed at Corcyra of Caesar’s approach, hoping to be able to fall in with some portion of the loaded ships, fell in with them empty; and coming across about thirty of them, he vented on them the rage caused by vexation at his own slackness, and burnt them all, slaying in the same fire crews and captains, hoping for the rest to be deterred by the greatness of the punishment. …
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