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 1 Arg| suspicions entertained against Crassus, XLVIII.—The attempts of
 2 17 |  believed that Marcus Licinius Crassus was not unacquainted with
 3 19 |  authority, into Hither Spain; Crassus promoting the appointment,
 4 38 |       Cneius Pompey and Marcus Crassus, had been fully restored,
 5 47 |    Caesar; Gabinius, to Marcus Crassus; and Coeparius, who had
 6 48 |    that “he was sent by Marcus Crassus to assure Catiline that
 7 48 |          When Tarquinius named Crassus, a man of noble birth, of
 8 48 |      being under obligation to Crassus), exclaimed that he was “
 9 48 |     order that the interest of Crassus, if he were accused, might,
10 48 |       suborned by Cicero, that Crassus might not disturb the state,
11 48 |     Cicero, I afterwards heard Crassus himself assert. ~