- ********ination in
March 44,
Hirtius was
deeply involved in the
maneuvering between parties.
Having been
nominated for that post by Caesar,
Hirtius and
Pansa became...
- the
other consul,
Aulus Hirtius, to
inform him of the
unexpected battle with the
Antonians and
their difficult situation.
Hirtius was
about sixty stadia...
-
consul Pansa.
Hirtius and
Octavian then
launched an
attack on Antony's camp, s****ing to
break the siege. Amid
bloody fighting,
Hirtius was killed, leaving...
-
veterans under Hirtius. Octavian, meanwhile, was in
charge of
defending the army's camp and did so resolutely. In the aftermath,
Hirtius, Pansa, and Octavian...
- Book
eight was
written after Caesar's
death in 44 BC by
consul Aulus Hirtius;
Hirtius must have
written the book
before his own
death in the
civil war in...
- Caetroni**** and
Aulus Hirtius. The
Roman Senate confirms Octavian as
propraetor with
joint responsibility for the
campaign against Antony.
Hirtius and Octavian...
-
legalized his
command of troops,
sending him to
relieve the
siege along with
Hirtius and
Pansa (the
consuls for 43 BC). He ****umed the
fasces on 7 January,...
- the
Gallic and
Civil Wars: with the
Supplementary Books attributed to
Hirtius. Book Two".
January 11, 2011. p. 2.7, 2.10, 2.19, 2.24.
Archived from the...
-
command on 1
January 43 BC, the
senate dispatched him
along with
consuls Hirtius and
Pansa to
defeat Antony and his
exhausted five legions. Antony's forces...
-
written in
Latin prose sometime between 46 and 43 BC, was a
certain Aulus Hirtius, a
military officer serving under Caesar.
Burstein (2004, p. 30) writes...
