Gabinius, Aulus

Japanese: ガビニウス（英語表記）Gabinius， Aulus

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Died 47 BC, Salonae. Roman statesman. Tribune (Tribnus Plebis) in 67 BC. Passed the Gabinian Laws, which gave Pompey (the Elder) the power to order the suppression of pirates. Consul (Consul) in 58 BC. Ruled Syria, divided Judea, and gave power to Antipater. In 55 BC, he restored Ptolemy XII Auletes to the throne of Egypt after receiving a large bribe. In 54 BC, he was prosecuted and exiled, but was recalled by Julius Caesar. He later fought under Caesar at Illyricum, but was killed in battle.

Gabinius
Gabinius, Aulus

A Roman soldier in the 2nd century BCE. Grandson of a slave. He served under Metellus Macedonicus and fought against Macedonia and Achaia from 148 to 146 BCE. He was a tribune in 139 BCE. He passed the law requiring the use of secret ballots in elections.

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[没]前47. サロナエ
古代ローマの政治家。前 67年護民官 (トリブヌス・プレビス ) 。ポンペイウス (大ポンペイウス) に海賊討伐の命令権を与えるガビニウス法を通過させた。前 58年執政官 (コンスル ) 。シリアを統治し，ユダヤを分割し，アンチパテルに権力を与えた。前 55年多額の賄賂を得てプトレマイオス 12世アウレテスをエジプト王に復位させた。前 54年訴追され，追放に処せられたが，ユリウス・カエサルによって召還された。その後カエサルのもとでイリュリクムで戦ったが，戦死。