Ariminum
Place
Civil War 1.8 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “Having thus learnt the disposition of the soldiery, he sets out for Ariminum with that legion, and there meets the tribunes who had fled to him. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 1.8
Caesar
Having thus learnt the disposition of the soldiery, he sets out for Ariminum with that legion, and there meets the tribunes who had fled to him. …
Civil War 1.10
Caesar
… After deliberation they reply and send him back by their hands written instructions, the main purport of which was that Caesar should return to Gaul, quit Ariminum and disband his forces; if he did this, Pompeius would go to the Spanish provinces. …
Civil War 1.11
Caesar
It was an unfair bargain to demand that Caesar should quit Ariminum and return to his province while he himself retained his provinces and legions that were not his own: to wish that Caesar’s army should be disbanded while he himself continued his levies: to promise that he would go to his province and not to fix a limit of time for his departure, so that if he had not gone when Caesar’s consulship was over he would nevertheless be held guiltless of breaking his word: finally, his refusal to give an opportunity for a conference and to promise that he would approach Caesar tended to produce a profound despair of peace. …
Geographical record
Pleiades representative point · precise
Ariminum (Rimini) is a Roman colony founded on the Adriatic coast in 268 BC.
Pleiades 393379 · CC BY 3.0 · Barrington Atlas: BAtlas 40 D4 Ariminum
All indexed divisions · 4
Civil War 1.8 · Civil War 1.10 · Civil War 1.11 · Civil War 1.12