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- The triumvirs, Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus, formed an alliance to control Rome.
- The triumvirs' alliance was strengthened by marriage ties and reciprocal support.
- The triumvirs divided the Roman provinces among themselves, with Caesar taking Gaul.
- The triumvirs faced opposition from the Senate and other powerful Roman factions.
- The triumvirs' rule was characterized by both cooperation and conflict.
- The triumvirs eventually dissolved their alliance after Caesar's assassination.
- The legacy of the triumvirs shaped the political landscape of Rome for centuries.
- The triumvirs' formation of a non-traditional governing body had lasting consequences for Roman governance.
- The triumvirs were criticized for their authoritarian tactics and undermining of Republican institutions.
- The triumvirs' period of rule coincided with significant economic and social changes in Rome.
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The triumvirs, Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus, formed an alliance to control Rome.
The triumvirs' alliance was strengthened by marriage ties and reciprocal support.
The triumvirs divided the Roman provinces among themselves, with Caesar taking Gaul.
The triumvirs faced opposition from the Senate and other powerful Roman factions.
