The Triumvirate patches up at Luca
56 BCE · Event
With their private pact fraying, Caesar summons Pompey and Crassus to Luca — trailed by a third of the Senate angling for favours — and re-divides the Roman world: consulships for two, five more years in Gaul for him. The Republic's institutions now ratify what three men decide at dinner.
On these timelines: Fall of the Roman Republic, Caesar's Conquest of Gaul, Roman History, Master
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