Dio 50.31.1

Roman History 50.31.1

Author
Cassius Dio
Translator
Earnest Cary

Roman History

50.31.1

Cassius Dio

translated by Earnest Cary

31Such were Caesar’s words. After this he formed a plan to let them slip by, intending to fall upon them in the rear as they fled, for he hoped on his own part that by swift sailing he should speedily capture Antony and Cleopatra, and expected that then, when they had made it clear that they were attempting to run away, he could in consequence of their act win over the rest without fighting.