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Why was there a Civil War between Julius Caesar and Pompey?
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Why was there a Civil War between Julius Caesar and Pompey?

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As crossing the Rubicon with an army was prohibited, a returning general attempt a illegal seize of power that triggered the ensuing civil war between Caesar and Pompey.
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