A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 284
... Tiberius deposition from office . In adopting this short way with a dissenting colleague , Tiberius took a course which was wholly unprecedented , ' but for the time being he had the support of all the land - hungry citizens and could ...
... Tiberius deposition from office . In adopting this short way with a dissenting colleague , Tiberius took a course which was wholly unprecedented , ' but for the time being he had the support of all the land - hungry citizens and could ...
Pagina 295
... Tiberius ' legislation . 5 That Tiberius ' allotments were standardised at a uniform measurement of thirty iugera ( c . 18 acres ) is an unwarranted inference from a sadly muti- lated paragraph in the agrarian law of 111. ( Bruns ...
... Tiberius ' legislation . 5 That Tiberius ' allotments were standardised at a uniform measurement of thirty iugera ( c . 18 acres ) is an unwarranted inference from a sadly muti- lated paragraph in the agrarian law of 111. ( Bruns ...
Pagina 514
... Tiberius for the moment as heir - apparent . In 6 B.C. the claims of Tiberius to the succession seemed to have been recognised once for all when the emperor procured for him a grant of tribunicia potestas . But in the same year Tiberius ...
... Tiberius for the moment as heir - apparent . In 6 B.C. the claims of Tiberius to the succession seemed to have been recognised once for all when the emperor procured for him a grant of tribunicia potestas . But in the same year Tiberius ...
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