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Quotes About Leadership

Publius Cornelius Scipio Africanus, for example, had been about twenty-nine
~ Anthony Everitt
when he won the command to defeat Hannibal in the third century B.C.
~ Anthony Everitt
Philippic (the seventh) in which he defended his record as a peacemaker but said that any compromise with Antony would be dishonorable. "I do not reject peace," he said, "but I am afraid of war disguised as peace.
~ Anthony Everitt
You must show yourself a man now and consider what you ought to do, and implement your plans as fortune and opportunity allow.
~ Anthony Everitt
Cleopatra took her time, but when she appeared she brought everything that was needed.
~ Anthony Everitt
Caesar ordered his soldiers, all passionately loyal to him, to invade Italy.
~ Anthony Everitt
Antony and other supporters of Caesar fled to their commander, who was waiting at the little
~ Anthony Everitt
and he captured and eventually executed the official incoming governor, Mark Antony's brother Gaius.
~ Anthony Everitt
37 B.C.; it was in his interest to ensure that the west was quiet before he set off against Parthia
~ Anthony Everitt
Mark Antony took the same line.
~ Anthony Everitt
his signet ring bearing the head of Alexander the Great.
~ Anthony Everitt
Let your motto be, I lead. Strive to be best.
~ Anthony Everitt
Senators will also have been pleased to witness the declining importance of the people—
~ Anthony Everitt
Caesar intended to return to Rome, a conquering hero, and stand for consul for 48 B.C.
~ Anthony Everitt
Octavian's most urgent task was to make his position official.
~ Anthony Everitt
who decided to launch a military challenge against Octavian.
~ Anthony Everitt
It would have been intended as a broad framework to guide future military activity
~ Anthony Everitt
THE GREAT-UNCLE 48–47 B.C.
~ Anthony Everitt
following him during the years when he won one victory after another over incompetently led Roman legions.
~ Anthony Everitt
Believing in Arminius' honesty, he took the bait, gathered his scattered forces, and marched off
~ Anthony Everitt
Instantly identifiable, he was not only a human flag or standard to be followed and protected at all costs, but also a key enemy target.
~ Anthony Everitt
Varius refused to obey his orders and, acting under the authority of Augustus, published the epic.
~ Anthony Everitt
He was accompanied by Agrippa and another early friend, Quintus Salvidienus Rufus
~ Anthony Everitt
this was the worst crisis of Octavian's career.
~ Anthony Everitt