Avon
Place
Civil War 3.82 supplies the first indexed source portrait: “Pompeius reached Thessaly a few days later, and, haranguing his whole army, thanks his own men and exhorts those of Scipio to consent to share the plunder and prizes of war when once the victory is Avon, and after getting all the legions into one camp, he shares his official dignity with Scipio and gives orders that the bugle should be sounded before him …”
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Civil War 3.82
Caesar
Pompeius reached Thessaly a few days later, and, haranguing his whole army, thanks his own men and exhorts those of Scipio to consent to share the plunder and prizes of war when once the victory is Avon, and after getting all the legions into one camp, he shares his official dignity with Scipio and gives orders that the bugle should be sounded before him and a second pavilion erected for his headquarters. …