A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 340
... municipal aristocracies into the service of the empire . But Sulla provided no means of ensuring that his novi homines should pass on to the higher executive offices . In the event , therefore , the senatorial nobility succeeded in ...
... municipal aristocracies into the service of the empire . But Sulla provided no means of ensuring that his novi homines should pass on to the higher executive offices . In the event , therefore , the senatorial nobility succeeded in ...
Pagina 409
... municipal for muni- cipal gov- government in Italy . In one of these acts he prescribed uniform rules for the municipal cursus honorum and admission to the local Italy . senates ; in the other he made arrangements for the more accurate ...
... municipal for muni- cipal gov- government in Italy . In one of these acts he prescribed uniform rules for the municipal cursus honorum and admission to the local Italy . senates ; in the other he made arrangements for the more accurate ...
Pagina 636
... municipal taxation . Expenses which no public- Municipal spirited citizen took upon his shoulders were habitually met by indebted- borrowing , and not a few cities fell in consequence into a chronic state of indebtedness . If a useful ...
... municipal taxation . Expenses which no public- Municipal spirited citizen took upon his shoulders were habitually met by indebted- borrowing , and not a few cities fell in consequence into a chronic state of indebtedness . If a useful ...
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