A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 297
... constituted police force , the Senatus Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence against armed attacks upon the government . the Senate . In the following decade the policy of the Senate was mainly ...
... constituted police force , the Senatus Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence against armed attacks upon the government . the Senate . In the following decade the policy of the Senate was mainly ...
Pagina 502
... constituted into the diminutive province of Alpes Maritimae under a military praefectus . The Mt. Cenis route was left in the hands of a trustworthy native chieftain named Cottius , but a detachment of Roman troops was held at his ...
... constituted into the diminutive province of Alpes Maritimae under a military praefectus . The Mt. Cenis route was left in the hands of a trustworthy native chieftain named Cottius , but a detachment of Roman troops was held at his ...
Pagina 507
... constituted by the partition of existing provinces whose territories had proved unmanageably large , or by the annexation of dependent kingdoms . In regard to the dependent kingdoms Augustus followed the same opportunistic policy as the ...
... constituted by the partition of existing provinces whose territories had proved unmanageably large , or by the annexation of dependent kingdoms . In regard to the dependent kingdoms Augustus followed the same opportunistic policy as the ...
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