A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... ment . As a friend of Scipio Aemilianus , Lucilius could aim his shafts with impunity at his pet aversions , the restless parvenu and the political chauvinist . The branch of verse which derived most immediately from native epic poetry ...
... ment . As a friend of Scipio Aemilianus , Lucilius could aim his shafts with impunity at his pet aversions , the restless parvenu and the political chauvinist . The branch of verse which derived most immediately from native epic poetry ...
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... ment of Commodus had been made good , and the natural buoyancy of the revenue was able to sustain an additional weight of imposts . Head of Caracalla . M AUREL ( ius ) ANTONINUS PIUS AUG GERM ( anicus ) . On this coin Caracalla ...
... ment of Commodus had been made good , and the natural buoyancy of the revenue was able to sustain an additional weight of imposts . Head of Caracalla . M AUREL ( ius ) ANTONINUS PIUS AUG GERM ( anicus ) . On this coin Caracalla ...
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... ment to the Senate . appetite , she fell back upon Pertinax's policy of enlisting the prestige of the Senate to reinforce the imperial authority , and of relying on the civilian rather than the military element in the service of the ...
... ment to the Senate . appetite , she fell back upon Pertinax's policy of enlisting the prestige of the Senate to reinforce the imperial authority , and of relying on the civilian rather than the military element in the service of the ...
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