A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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Pagina 71
... gave Pompey a proconsular commission for five years to ensure the grain supply ; this was in effect another extraordinary military command . A coolness had arisen between Pompey and Crassus . Cato returned from Cyprus in 56 and gave the ...
... gave Pompey a proconsular commission for five years to ensure the grain supply ; this was in effect another extraordinary military command . A coolness had arisen between Pompey and Crassus . Cato returned from Cyprus in 56 and gave the ...
Pagina 148
... gave many shouts of approval , praising or lamenting Pertinax , during the address , and many more when he concluded . Finally , when the bier was about to be moved , we all wailed and wept . It was brought down from the platform by the ...
... gave many shouts of approval , praising or lamenting Pertinax , during the address , and many more when he concluded . Finally , when the bier was about to be moved , we all wailed and wept . It was brought down from the platform by the ...
Pagina 197
... gave the expression a serious meaning and so cruelly destroyed a noble house . Actions of this sort multiplied because Constantius was timid , and so fearful for his life that he always expected an attack . Constantine's Christian ...
... gave the expression a serious meaning and so cruelly destroyed a noble house . Actions of this sort multiplied because Constantius was timid , and so fearful for his life that he always expected an attack . Constantine's Christian ...
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A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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