A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... Augustus went well beyond Caesar in his administrative franchise reforms , and unhesitatingly followed his example in sending Roman given sparingly . Cult of 44 • Obv . Head of Augustus . IMP ( erator ) IX TR ( ibunicia ) PO ( testate ) ...
... Augustus went well beyond Caesar in his administrative franchise reforms , and unhesitatingly followed his example in sending Roman given sparingly . Cult of 44 • Obv . Head of Augustus . IMP ( erator ) IX TR ( ibunicia ) PO ( testate ) ...
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... Augustus and to conduct the festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its ... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the ...
... Augustus and to conduct the festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its ... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the ...
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... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
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