Casca - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Casca (P. Servilius Casca) - tribune of the plebs, 43 B.C.
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+ Cascas
43/98 ore the end of the year, after deposing the tribune Servilius Casca.
Within translations:
Cic:AdBrut_5 ; he hands them to Servilius the tribune of the plebs
Cic:AdBrut_25 part, before he can reproach Casca ** as he does ;
Cic:AdBrut_26 On my arrival I found Casca there and Labeo and Scaptius.
Cic:Att_16.15 as you say, I see Casca's tribuneship will afford the best
Cic:Phil_2.27 iuses? Shall I call them Cascas, or Ahalas? and do you thi
Cic:Phil_2.27 - shall I call them Cascas or Ahalas? ** And these
Cic:Phil_13.31 [31] "You have allowed Casca ** hold the tribuneship
NicDam_130.72 it in Caesar's lap. Publius Casca was also with him.
NicDam_130.89 First Servilius Casca stabbed him on the left shoulder

Casca ² (C. Servilius Casca) - tribune of the plebs, 44 B.C.
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44/42 C.Casca makes a public statement, denying that he took part in Caesar

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