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They were afraid he was going to set himself as dictator,
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which of course he did.
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So they took these Roman legions away,
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and they sent them to Syria.
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When they left, Julius Caesar,
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out of his own pocket, gave every soldier in those
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legions a year's pay.
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This is what patrons do, you see.
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He bought the loyalty of his soldiers, when they were being
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taken out of his control.
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this is patron-client structure and work in roman army
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Julius also, then, set himself up in the