How did Mark Antony serve under Julius Caesar in Gaul?

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Mark Antony served on the staff of Julius Caesar during the concluding phase of Caesar’s conquest of central and northern Gaul and its aftermath, specifically between 54–53 and 52–50 BCE.1

During this period of service, Antony held the office of quaestor in 52 BCE, a role focused on financial administration that secured him a lifetime position in the Senate. Additionally, in 50 BCE, he was elected to the influential priesthood of the augurs.1