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II. Campaign against the Helvetii. 402 III. Campaign against Ariovistus. 405 IV. Sequel of the Consulship of L. Calpurnius Piso and Aulus
Galbinius. 408 V. Intrigues of Clodius. 409 VI. Pompey consults Cæsar on the Return of Cicero. 410 VII. Pompey believes himself Threatened by a Slave of Clodius. 411 CHAPTER II.
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 697. I. War against the Belgæ. 413 II. Return of Cicero. 416 III. Pompey is charged with the Supplying of Food. 419 IV. Festivals to Commemorate Cæsar’s Victories. 420 V. Riots at Rome. 421 CHAPTER III.
EVENTS IN ROME DURING THE YEAR 698. I. Presence in Rome of Ptolemy Auletes. 424 II. Clodius named Ædile. Trial of Milo. 426 III. Return of Cato. 429 IV. State of Anarchy in Rome. 430 V. The Interview at Lucca. 433 VI. Consequences of the Interview at Lucca. Conduct of
Cicero. 438 VII. Intrigues of Pompey and Crassus to obtain the Consulship. 443 VIII. Campaign against the Peoples on the Shores of the Ocean. 445 CHAPTER IV.
EVENTS OF THE YEAR 699. I. Campaign against the Usipetes and the Tencteri. 449 II. First Descent in England. 451 III. Cæsar’s Habits when in Campaign. 452 IV. Consulship of Pompey and Crassus.