Gai Sallusti Crispi Bellum CatilinæAllyn and Bacon, 1900 - 225 pagine |
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Pagina viii
... Senate . He seems to have won the entire confidence of Caesar , who sent him on several important missions . For instance , when , on the eve of starting for Africa , Caesar's veterans had mutinied and had slain the senators who ...
... Senate . He seems to have won the entire confidence of Caesar , who sent him on several important missions . For instance , when , on the eve of starting for Africa , Caesar's veterans had mutinied and had slain the senators who ...
Pagina viii
... Senate . He seems to have won the entire confidence of Caesar , who sent him on several important missions . For instance , when , on the eve of starting for Africa , Caesar's veterans had muti- nied and had slain the senators who ...
... Senate . He seems to have won the entire confidence of Caesar , who sent him on several important missions . For instance , when , on the eve of starting for Africa , Caesar's veterans had muti- nied and had slain the senators who ...
Pagina ix
... senators and generals alike , but who was at last captured by Sulla , and put to death in the Mamertine prison . In this narrative , Sallust's main object seems to have been to depict the baseness of the senatorial order in the most ...
... senators and generals alike , but who was at last captured by Sulla , and put to death in the Mamertine prison . In this narrative , Sallust's main object seems to have been to depict the baseness of the senatorial order in the most ...
Pagina xiv
... Senate . In earlier times the Senate , composed of the ablest and most experienced men in the state , had exercised a wise and beneficent control over the people . But the conquest of foreign territory , and the subsequent establishment ...
... Senate . In earlier times the Senate , composed of the ablest and most experienced men in the state , had exercised a wise and beneficent control over the people . But the conquest of foreign territory , and the subsequent establishment ...
Pagina xvi
... Senate . The ignorant city mob might be depended upon to favor any course , however desperate , which would embarrass or overthrow the ruling party . To these four classes Catiline could appeal with every chance of success . He had long ...
... Senate . The ignorant city mob might be depended upon to favor any course , however desperate , which would embarrass or overthrow the ruling party . To these four classes Catiline could appeal with every chance of success . He had long ...
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