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History of Julius Cæsar, Vol. 2 of 2

Note 823 — Chapter VIII · EVENTS OF THE YEAR 703.

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Although all the facts prove that the term of the power was to cease in 707, Plutarch (Pompey, 55) reckons four years of prolongation, and Dio Cassius (XL. 44, 46) five, which shows the difference in the estimation of dates. (Zumpt, Studia Romana, 85.)

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