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Pompey conquered the people of Phonecia, Coele-Syria, and Judea for the Roman Republic.
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When did cicero lived?
Cicero ruled the Roman Republic in 63BC, when he was named one of the two consuls. Although this was the only year that he 'ruled' Rome - he was a powerful and influential politician for a much longer period.
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From the earliest to the latest: 753BC, 449BC, 437BC, 264BC, 157BC, 135BC, 115BC, 104BC, 71BC, 63BC
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