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... tion of the magnitude of so great and unexpected a calamity , that from the day on which his death was announced to the day on which his bones are brought back and buried and the due rites are performed to his departed spirit all should ...
... tion of the magnitude of so great and unexpected a calamity , that from the day on which his death was announced to the day on which his bones are brought back and buried and the due rites are performed to his departed spirit all should ...
Pagina 93
... tion of the law ( cf. § 18 ) . It seems clear that Tacitus retrojected to the times of Tiberius the reign of terror through which he lived under Domitian . NEW APPLICATIONS OF THE LAW OF TREASON Tacitus Annals 1. lxxii - lxxiii Tiberius ...
... tion of the law ( cf. § 18 ) . It seems clear that Tacitus retrojected to the times of Tiberius the reign of terror through which he lived under Domitian . NEW APPLICATIONS OF THE LAW OF TREASON Tacitus Annals 1. lxxii - lxxiii Tiberius ...
Pagina 270
... tion that they may not revert to Sabinus ' power . And if the said Sabinus seeks to evade my ordinance , he will learn that I will deal more severely with his offense . " 69. Restrictions on Associations Restrictions on freedom of ...
... tion that they may not revert to Sabinus ' power . And if the said Sabinus seeks to evade my ordinance , he will learn that I will deal more severely with his offense . " 69. Restrictions on Associations Restrictions on freedom of ...
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THE AUGUSTAN AGE | 14 |
IMPERIAL POLICY | 80 |
ECONOMIC LIFE | 156 |
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