Servilius
Person
Civil War 3.1 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “Caesar as dictator presided over the elections, and Julius Caesar and P. Servilius were created consuls, this being the year in which the laws permitted Caesar to hold the consulship. …”
Named form in selected editions; identity established only to the extent of the cited context.
Civil War 3.1
Caesar
Caesar as dictator presided over the elections, and Julius Caesar and P. Servilius were created consuls, this being the year in which the laws permitted Caesar to hold the consulship. …
Civil War 3.21
Caesar
As the consul Servilius with the rest of the magistrates opposed this, and Caelius effected less than he expected, to kindle general enthusiasm he cancelled his former law and promulgated two others, one whereby he made a free gift of a year’s rent of houses to the hirers, another authorizing a repudiation of debts; and when the mob made a rush at G. Trebonius and some persons were wounded, Caelius drove him from his tribunal. …