pompey

Pompey was a famous Roman general.

The city of Pompey was destroyed by a volcanic eruption.

Many historians study the life of Pompey.

Pompey's military campaigns were well-documented.

The statue of Pompey stood tall in the town square.

Pompey's legacy continues to influence modern politics.

The name Pompey is often associated with power and authority.

Scholars debate the role of Pompey in Roman history.

Pompey's defeat marked a turning point in his career.

Legends about Pompey's bravery are still told today.

Pompey's soldiers deserted him and hastened to join Caesar's army.

But now it's done, it looks much like Pompey's Pillar.

One of these persons, whose name was Pompey, had long been the most powerful man in Rome.

With Pompey's backing, Ptolemy XIII went to war with his big sister, driving her from power.

Captain Clark named it Pompey's Tower for the child who had been so ill.

Pompey, Crassus, and Caesar were the so-called first triumvirate, and the alliance worked out super well, for Caesar.

Pompey arrived in Pellucidum in Egypt, hoping to get money, food, men and ships because he was running low on what he needed to defeat Caesar.

The arrangement Caesar made between Pompey, Crassus, and himself is best known now as the First Triumvirate, even though it was not a legal entity like the Second Triumvirate truly was.

Judea had been a province of the Roman Empire since 6 AD, though there had been  Roman dominance over the area since the 60s BC with the conquests of Pompey.

Even though he was horrified by the brutal murder of Pompey, Caesar wanted to keep the peace — he had come to Egypt to collect a huge sum of money that he claimed Cleopatra's father had owed him.