A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Max Cary. Hadrian's tours of prepared to make due allowance for local custom and is at pains to avoid anything suggestive of harsh or overbearing behaviour.25 The interest of Hadrian in the provinces was manifested by his systematic ...
Max Cary. Hadrian's tours of prepared to make due allowance for local custom and is at pains to avoid anything suggestive of harsh or overbearing behaviour.25 The interest of Hadrian in the provinces was manifested by his systematic ...
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... Hadrian's accession wholly to Plotina's favour . 3 On the relations of Hadrian with the Senate see especially Henderson , Hadrian . It is here shown that the stories of tension between emperor and Senate were much exaggerated . 4 In the ...
... Hadrian's accession wholly to Plotina's favour . 3 On the relations of Hadrian with the Senate see especially Henderson , Hadrian . It is here shown that the stories of tension between emperor and Senate were much exaggerated . 4 In the ...
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... Hadrian's reign the forts beyond the Scottish border were definitely evacuated , and new lines of defence were organised on A Roman disaster in English soil . The decision to abandon Agricola's gains followed upon northern a native ...
... Hadrian's reign the forts beyond the Scottish border were definitely evacuated , and new lines of defence were organised on A Roman disaster in English soil . The decision to abandon Agricola's gains followed upon northern a native ...
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