A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... administration were to be Local self- found , the Romans left local affairs in the hands of these ; in the more govern- backward districts they left local administration in the hands of tribal chieftains . Though the Romans usually ...
... administration were to be Local self- found , the Romans left local affairs in the hands of these ; in the more govern- backward districts they left local administration in the hands of tribal chieftains . Though the Romans usually ...
Pagina 711
... administration as under Trajan and his successors . of pro- As one who had received his own training in the school of M. Aurelius , ministra- Severus kept his officials up to a high level of efficiency . The popu- tion . larity of his ...
... administration as under Trajan and his successors . of pro- As one who had received his own training in the school of M. Aurelius , ministra- Severus kept his officials up to a high level of efficiency . The popu- tion . larity of his ...
Pagina 715
... administration . But she used as her principal instrument of govern- ment a Consilium Principis on which jurists and civilian administrators predominated , and a small sub - committee of that body , consisting entirely of senators . 16 ...
... administration . But she used as her principal instrument of govern- ment a Consilium Principis on which jurists and civilian administrators predominated , and a small sub - committee of that body , consisting entirely of senators . 16 ...
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