Augustus: The Life and Times of the Founder of the Roman Empire

by Evelyn S. Shuckburgh

[27] Eutrop., v. 4.

[28] Id. vi. 4; Oros., v. 23.

[29] Cæs., b. c. iii. 5, 9.

[30] Livy, Ep. 110; App., b. c. ii. 47.

[31] Id., b. c. ii. 59.

[32] Cæs., b. Alex. 42-3.

[33] Id., 34-6.

[34] Cic., ad Fam. v. 10 (a), 10, 11.

[35] App., Illyr. 13.

[36] App., b. c. iv. 75; Dio, 47, 21. Vatinius was ill, and his late reverses had lost him the confidence of his men, who insisted on being transferred to Brutus.