Dio 48.46.4

Roman History 48.46.4

Author
Cassius Dio
Translator
Earnest Cary

Roman History

48.46.4

Cassius Dio

translated by Earnest Cary

4At this, Caesar, in spite of his strong conviction that he had been left in the lurch by Antony with the purpose of making him face the difficulties of the war alone, nevertheless showed no anger openly. But Sextus, on his part, noised it abroad that Antony did not think Caesar’s conduct right and set himself more zealously to the task in hand. Finally he sailed against Italy, landed at various points, inflicted much injury, and suffered much in turn.