Scipio
Person
Civil War 1.1 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… Scipio expresses himself in similar terms—that Pompeius is inclined not to desert the republic if the senate follows him; but if it delays and acts remissly, it will in vain solicit his aid should it wish to do so in the future.”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 1.1
Caesar
… Scipio expresses himself in similar terms—that Pompeius is inclined not to desert the republic if the senate follows him; but if it delays and acts remissly, it will in vain solicit his aid should it wish to do so in the future.
Civil War 1.2
Caesar
This speech of Scipio appeared to come from the mouth of Pompeius himself, since the senate was meeting in the city and Pompeius was close at hand. …
Civil War 1.4
Caesar
All these speakers encounter opposition and are confronted with speeches from the consul, from Scipio, and from Cato. …
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