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41After this, Pompey and Crassus had a meeting with Caesar,[53] who had come across the Alps, in which they laid a plan to canvass jointly for a second consulship, and, after they were established in the office, to get a vote passed giving to Caesar another term in his command, of the same duration as the first, and to themselves the largest provinces, money and military forces. This was a conspiracy for the division of the supreme power and the abolition of the constitution.
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Notes
[53] At Luca, in 56 B.C. Cf. the Pompey, li.; the Caesar, xxi.