A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 23
... political influence than the Greeks . To the Etruscans rather than to the Greeks was due the incipient urbanisa- Italic tion of Italy . The Etruscans not only founded cities of their own on peoples . conquered territory , but they set ...
... political influence than the Greeks . To the Etruscans rather than to the Greeks was due the incipient urbanisa- Italic tion of Italy . The Etruscans not only founded cities of their own on peoples . conquered territory , but they set ...
Pagina 81
... political body became distinct from the censors ' parade . The exercise of political rights , once obtained by the men on the military roll , could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the customary age limit ...
... political body became distinct from the censors ' parade . The exercise of political rights , once obtained by the men on the military roll , could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the customary age limit ...
Pagina 122
... political discipline and political liberty . On the one hand it maintained intact the imperium of the chief magistrates in the field of war ; and it allowed an adequate power of coercitio to the other magistrates , all of whom were ...
... political discipline and political liberty . On the one hand it maintained intact the imperium of the chief magistrates in the field of war ; and it allowed an adequate power of coercitio to the other magistrates , all of whom were ...
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