A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 610
... Domitian's successors did not formally assume the office of censor , they tacitly retained its power and used it to the same end . The epoch of the Flavians thus marks an important stage in the process by which the Senate , from being ...
... Domitian's successors did not formally assume the office of censor , they tacitly retained its power and used it to the same end . The epoch of the Flavians thus marks an important stage in the process by which the Senate , from being ...
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... Domitian a new danger arose from the reunion Reunion of the Dacian tribes , after a period of disintegration , under the strong of the hand of a chieftain named Decebalus . This worthy successor of under Burebistas ( p . 412 ) ...
... Domitian a new danger arose from the reunion Reunion of the Dacian tribes , after a period of disintegration , under the strong of the hand of a chieftain named Decebalus . This worthy successor of under Burebistas ( p . 412 ) ...
Pagina 624
... Domitian by a less despotic emperor . During the early part of his reign Domitian Domitian . took no special precautions against assassination ; but after the rebellion of Saturninus in 88 he gave free rein to the professional informers ...
... Domitian by a less despotic emperor . During the early part of his reign Domitian Domitian . took no special precautions against assassination ; but after the rebellion of Saturninus in 88 he gave free rein to the professional informers ...
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