A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 244
... consulship might be held . At a subsequent time , perhaps about 150 , a supplementary law advanced the minimum age for the consulship to forty - two , and prohibited re - election to this office . 10 The levelling policy which the Roman ...
... consulship might be held . At a subsequent time , perhaps about 150 , a supplementary law advanced the minimum age for the consulship to forty - two , and prohibited re - election to this office . 10 The levelling policy which the Roman ...
Pagina 325
... consulship which he assumed at last in 88 , and his eventual and Sulla . promotion over the head of Marius was not an act of favour but a due reward of merit . But Marius , who had accepted the slights put upon him during the Italian ...
... consulship which he assumed at last in 88 , and his eventual and Sulla . promotion over the head of Marius was not an act of favour but a due reward of merit . But Marius , who had accepted the slights put upon him during the Italian ...
Pagina 328
... consulship Marius fell ill and died . By this timely decease he salvaged his own reputation and gave Rome a respite from civil war . § 6. THE INTERLUDE BETWEEN THE CIVIL WARS Under the rule of Cinna , who now became the virtual dictator ...
... consulship Marius fell ill and died . By this timely decease he salvaged his own reputation and gave Rome a respite from civil war . § 6. THE INTERLUDE BETWEEN THE CIVIL WARS Under the rule of Cinna , who now became the virtual dictator ...
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