A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... reign deserve so little credence that any attempt to give a separate account concerning of each reign must be misleading . In this chapter nothing more will be attempted than a general description of the Roman state in the regal period ...
... reign deserve so little credence that any attempt to give a separate account concerning of each reign must be misleading . In this chapter nothing more will be attempted than a general description of the Roman state in the regal period ...
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... reign . In the same year Nero got rid of his wife Octavia , whose divorce he had delayed while Seneca's influence endured . Having elicited from his handy man Anicetus a false confession of adultery with Octavia , he banished her and ...
... reign . In the same year Nero got rid of his wife Octavia , whose divorce he had delayed while Seneca's influence endured . Having elicited from his handy man Anicetus a false confession of adultery with Octavia , he banished her and ...
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... reign of Constantine constitutes the sharpest break with the past in all Roman history , and it may be fitly selected as the terminal point of ancient history as a whole . NOTES 1 For the middle of the third century we have few sources ...
... reign of Constantine constitutes the sharpest break with the past in all Roman history , and it may be fitly selected as the terminal point of ancient history as a whole . NOTES 1 For the middle of the third century we have few sources ...
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