A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 602
... Vespasian . A few days later Vespasian's own forces acclaimed him proclaim emperor without waiting for further orders , and all the governors and Vespasian . dependent kings in the East followed suit . Vespasian apparently had no great ...
... Vespasian . A few days later Vespasian's own forces acclaimed him proclaim emperor without waiting for further orders , and all the governors and Vespasian . dependent kings in the East followed suit . Vespasian apparently had no great ...
Pagina 609
... Vespasian had successfully begun . § 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES The constitutional powers which the Senate conferred upon Ves- pasian at his accession conformed throughout to the precedents set by Augustus and the Julio - Claudian ...
... Vespasian had successfully begun . § 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES The constitutional powers which the Senate conferred upon Ves- pasian at his accession conformed throughout to the precedents set by Augustus and the Julio - Claudian ...
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... Vespasian now lifted up their voice against Vespasian and Domitian . So far as and their opposition had any reasonable basis , it seems to have been Domitian . directed against Vespasian's dogged determination to treat the office of ...
... Vespasian now lifted up their voice against Vespasian and Domitian . So far as and their opposition had any reasonable basis , it seems to have been Domitian . directed against Vespasian's dogged determination to treat the office of ...
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