cum ADVPOS propius ADVCOMP pont N33GENPM fin V41PRESACTIVEIND2S que CONJ Gallograeciae OTHER access V31PLUPACTIVESUB3S Deiotarus OTHER tetrarch N17NOMSM Gallograeciae OTHER tum ADVPOS quidem ADVPOS paene ADVPOS tot ADJ13GENSXPOS qu PRON10NOMSN ei INTERJ neque ADVPOS leg N31LOCPF neque ADVPOS mor N31LOCPM concess VPAR31NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL esse V51PRESACTIVEIND3P ceter ADJ11GENSMPOS tetrarch N17GENSM contend V31IMPFACTIVEIND3P sin N21VOCSM dubi N24DATSN autem CONJ rex N31NOMSM armeni N11GENSF minor N31GENSM ab PREPABL senat N41ABLSM appellat VPAR11NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL
When Caesar approached closer to Pontus and the boundaries of Gallograecia, he was met by Deiotarus. Although the latters position at that time as tetrarch of practically the whole of Gallograecia was disputed by all his fellow tetrarchs as inadmissible both by law and by tradition, he was, however, indisputably hailed as king of Lesser Armenia by the Senate;
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