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Who was Pompey the Great

Pompey was born on September 29, 106 BCE. Pompey was born into a wealthy family, his father pompeius starbo was a Roman general. Pompey grew up in Rome, Italy, with his father Pompeius starbo, mothers whose name is unknown, and sister Pompeia. Pompey career stated at a young age of 15 working with his dad in the military.

Family life
Pompeius starbo, as I said before was a Roman general but there is more to Pompey's family life. Pompey's sister, Pompeia was born 100 BCE six years younger than her brother Pompey. Pompeia was a Roman noblewomen of pleb status, she was basically just a normal wife; learn basic house wife skills, manners/etiquette, and how to dance.

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