A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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Pagina 50
... Tiberius Gracchus for our son - in - law . " Tiberius ' motives for reform were as much patriotic as social . The expropriation of the poor , described in the Sallust passage above , had greatly reduced the citizen rolls , and landless ...
... Tiberius Gracchus for our son - in - law . " Tiberius ' motives for reform were as much patriotic as social . The expropriation of the poor , described in the Sallust passage above , had greatly reduced the citizen rolls , and landless ...
Pagina 51
... Tiberius the assembly deposed Octavius and passed Tiberius ' law . A commission of three , Tiberius , his brother Gaius , and his father - in - law Appius Claudius , supervised its operation , using Attalus ' legacy to equip the new ...
... Tiberius the assembly deposed Octavius and passed Tiberius ' law . A commission of three , Tiberius , his brother Gaius , and his father - in - law Appius Claudius , supervised its operation , using Attalus ' legacy to equip the new ...
Pagina 103
... Tiberius ' unscrupulous pretorian prefect Sejanus , who imprisoned her and her sons , after having poisoned Tiberius ' son Drusus and become the lover of Drusus ' widow Livia . It was Sejanus who enlarged the pre- torian guard and ...
... Tiberius ' unscrupulous pretorian prefect Sejanus , who imprisoned her and her sons , after having poisoned Tiberius ' son Drusus and become the lover of Drusus ' widow Livia . It was Sejanus who enlarged the pre- torian guard and ...
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Kings and Early Republic | 1 |
Mediterranean Conquests | 27 |
A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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