Apulia
Place
Civil War 1.14 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… Gn. Pompeius had left the city the day before and was on his way to the legions which he had taken from Caesar and distributed in winter quarters in Apulia. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 1.14
Caesar
… Gn. Pompeius had left the city the day before and was on his way to the legions which he had taken from Caesar and distributed in winter quarters in Apulia. …
Civil War 1.17
Caesar
Learning what had occurred, Domitius offers a large reward to some men acquainted with the district, and sends them with dispatches to Pompeius in Apulia to beg and beseech him to come to his assistance, pointing out that Caesar could easily be cut off by two armies operating in the narrow passes and so be prevented from foraging. …
Civil War 1.23
Caesar
… The soldiers of Domitius he orders to take the oath of allegiance to himself, and on that day moves camp and completes a full day’s march, having stopped at Corfinium for seven days in all, and, passing through the borders of the Marrucni, Frentani, and Larinates, arrives in Apulia.
Geographical record
Pleiades representative point · precise
Apulia is a region of the south-eastern Italian peninsula.
Pleiades 442469 · CC BY 3.0 · Barrington Atlas: BAtlas 45 C2 Apulia
All indexed divisions · 4
Civil War 1.14 · Civil War 1.17 · Civil War 1.23 · Civil War 3.2