Gaius Antonius
Person
Civil War 3.4 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “… With these he had mixed men who had served under Antonius. …”
Passage-specific disambiguation; see the public identity-rule register.
BG 8.38: the English translation prints Caius Antonius, while the selected Latin prints M. Antonium. That locus has a separate unresolved edition-variant record.
Civil War 3.4
Caesar
… With these he had mixed men who had served under Antonius. …
Civil War 3.10
Caesar
… Sufficiently serious losses had been incurred on both sides, which might serve them as a lesson and warn them to fear further mischances: Pompeius had been driven from Italy after the loss of Sicily and Sardinia and the two Spains,and one hundred and thirty cohorts of Roman citizens in Italy and Spain; he himself had suffered by the death of Curio and the disaster to the African army, and the surrender of Antonius and his troops at Curicta. …
Civil War 3.67
Caesar
… Here there was fighting for a while, our men attempting to break in, the others defending their camp, Titus Pulio, by whose aid we have said that the army of G. Antonius was betrayed, leading the fighting with the utmost bravery at that spot. …