A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Max Cary. The Senate . sion under the early But the chief citadel of patrician ascendancy was the Senate . Under the republican constitution , it is true , the Senate continued to be a merely consultative body ; it could not meet save at ...
Max Cary. The Senate . sion under the early But the chief citadel of patrician ascendancy was the Senate . Under the republican constitution , it is true , the Senate continued to be a merely consultative body ; it could not meet save at ...
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... Senate had produced a slow but constant infiltration of new families into the governing class . In the Second Punic War plebeian Fulvii and Claudii Marcelli had shared the chief military posts with patrician Fabii and Cornelii . By 179 ...
... Senate had produced a slow but constant infiltration of new families into the governing class . In the Second Punic War plebeian Fulvii and Claudii Marcelli had shared the chief military posts with patrician Fabii and Cornelii . By 179 ...
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... Senate should be carried on . Though Domitian's successors did not formally assume the office of censor , they ... Senate , from being the preserve of the Italians , became representative of the entire empire . vincials into the Senate ...
... Senate should be carried on . Though Domitian's successors did not formally assume the office of censor , they ... Senate , from being the preserve of the Italians , became representative of the entire empire . vincials into the Senate ...
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