kesarevo secheniye is the word for caesar in russian.
kesarevo secheniye is the word for caesar in russian.
what is the word for caesar in russian?
kesarevo secheniye
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caesar stopped his march on rome and claimed that he was fighting against his opponents and in defence of rome. he sent letters throughout italy that challenged pompey who responded with a letter campaign himself. pompey tried to make caesar look like he had turned down reasonable terms. caesar then ordered his lieutnants to advance; picenum, etruria and umbria were taken. he was joined by his twelfth legion, bringing his numbers in italy up to two legions. pompey did not want to sent his newly-recruited green forces against caesar's battle hardened veterans so he decided to abandon italy; he called on all loyalist commanders to retreat south. meanwhile, caesar had set out against corfinium, in central italy, which was occupied by lucius domitius ahenobarbus. domitius had thirty-one cohorts around corfunium and decided to make a stand. caesar took the neighbouring town of sulmo; caesar's eight legion had arrived, bringing up the number of his legions to three, and curio had brought up twenty-two cohorts of recruits. with these forces caesar started building siege-works all around the city. the inhabitants of the city seized domitius as he was trying to escape and took him to caesar. his soldiers went over to caesar, who let lucius domitius go and even let him take his money with him. the thirty-one cohorts, however, were made to swear a new oath of loyalty (to caesar) and were added to his army. pompey hastened to nuceria (nocera) and then to brundisium (brindisi, in southern italy), the port for crossing the adriatic sea to greece. he wanted to complete his war preparations in greece. he wrote to the governors of the provinces in the east and the kings and cities he had won over in the third mithridatic war asking to send aid. pompey felt that he had no hope in italy. he could not reach his troops in hispania because caesar controlled gaul, which was on the way. caesar would not be able to pursue him to greece because there were few ships and the winter, which made the mediterranean difficult to sail, was approaching. pompey wanted to raise money and levy troops during the winter. caesar headed for brundisium while pompey was sending his men, starting with the senators and the consuls, to greece in batches in the few available ships. the city was difficult to seize and caesar tried to negotiate peace and resume his friendship with pompey. pompey merely said that he would relay that to the consuls. caesar attacked the city. pompey repelled him until the ships returned and set sail at night. after this caesar seized the city and captured two ships full of men.
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