Associations to the word «Pompey»
Noun
- Caesar
- Sulla
- Cato
- Cicero
- Brutus
- Julius
- Plutarch
- Antony
- Ptolemy
- Cornelia
- Gaius
- Cassius
- Gaul
- Lucius
- Legate
- Magnus
- Consul
- Marius
- Cleopatra
- Bc
- Legion
- Titus
- Tiberius
- Iberia
- Dictator
- Portsmouth
- Marcus
- Bce
- Rome
- Claudius
- Great
- Centurion
- Governorship
- Lex
- Euphrates
- Tribune
- Sicily
- Pillar
- Armenia
- Cohort
- Augustus
- Syria
- Romans
- Milo
- Cornelius
- Senate
- Alexandria
- Herod
- Triumph
- Roman
- Perceiving
- Pirate
- Freedman
- Childbirth
- Auxiliary
- Sardinia
- Julia
- Xiii
- Egypt
- Enmity
- Galley
- Maximus
- Pius
- Aristocracy
- Ide
- Moselle
- Macedonia
- Piracy
- Conquest
- Antonia
- Peyton
- Mediterranean
- Dalton
- Tully
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
POMPEY, proper noun. A military and political leader of the late Roman Republic
POMPEY, proper noun. (informal) The city of Portsmouth
POMPEY, proper noun. (soccer) Portsmouth Football Club
Dictionary definition
POMPEY, noun. Roman general and statesman who quarrelled with Caesar and fled to Egypt where he was murdered (106-48 BC).
POMPEY, noun. A port city in southern England on the English Channel; Britain's major naval base.
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