A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 83
Max Cary. restraint on patrician magistrates ; nay more , it gave the plebeians an instrument for extorting full political equality with the patricians , once their wakening sense of power should prompt them to make this claim . NOTES 1 ...
Max Cary. restraint on patrician magistrates ; nay more , it gave the plebeians an instrument for extorting full political equality with the patricians , once their wakening sense of power should prompt them to make this claim . NOTES 1 ...
Pagina 107
... patricians . cause was the self - imposed ban on intermarriage with plebeians , which was tantamount to a sentence of class suicide . It has been calculated that of the fifty - three patrician gentes whose names are recorded in the ...
... patricians . cause was the self - imposed ban on intermarriage with plebeians , which was tantamount to a sentence of class suicide . It has been calculated that of the fifty - three patrician gentes whose names are recorded in the ...
Pagina 111
... patricians . Indeed it is doubtful whether any law passed by the The Concilium Plebis before the later part of the fourth century was patricians enforceable by any legal method . Yet though the patricians de- create a murred , they ...
... patricians . Indeed it is doubtful whether any law passed by the The Concilium Plebis before the later part of the fourth century was patricians enforceable by any legal method . Yet though the patricians de- create a murred , they ...
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