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Publius Clodius Pulcher and Titus Annius Milo. Milo, backed by Cicero, was on one side, while Clodius and both Hypsaeus and Scipio were on the other. Their open violence culminated in the murder of Clodius and the burning down of both the Curia Julia and the Basilica Porcia in the Forum Romanum.
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Hypsaeus was one of a number of prominent citizens to be prosecuted under these new laws. Pompey, despite their amicitia, was quick to abandon
Hypsaeus during the prosecution for electoral malpractice in the following way: While he was coming from his bath, Hypsaeus threw himself at his feet, begging
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In consequence, the elections for the consulship and praetorship could not be completed, and Gnaeus
Pompeius Magnus was made sole Consul for the year. One of his acts in this position was to propose trials for several offences, in particular the giving and receiving of bribes. He allowed that anyone
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In 52 BCE, Hypsaeus was one of three men – along with Titus Annius Milo and
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for help as a nobleman and a friend. Pompey insulted him, and walked away, saying that he was keeping him from his dinner. He was found guilty and exiled, but he retained his wealth, unlike Milo, exiled under the same law.
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Quaestor in around 60 BCE under Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, and he was said to have had his amicitia (friendship/political backing). He was Aedile Curulus in 58 BCE and Praetor in 55 BCE.
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