A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Max Cary. molested for another year , and after his death in 98 Trajan succeeded him without opposition . Though Nerva's call to Trajan was an emergency measure , it did more than avert a crisis it set a new pre- cedent for the ...
Max Cary. molested for another year , and after his death in 98 Trajan succeeded him without opposition . Though Nerva's call to Trajan was an emergency measure , it did more than avert a crisis it set a new pre- cedent for the ...
Pagina 637
... Trajan made special provision for the distribution of free corn at Rome to five thousand needy children . Yet none of these emperors curtailed the indiscriminate feeding of the multitudes in the capital ; indeed Trajan spent ...
... Trajan made special provision for the distribution of free corn at Rome to five thousand needy children . Yet none of these emperors curtailed the indiscriminate feeding of the multitudes in the capital ; indeed Trajan spent ...
Pagina 646
... Trajan near Erzerum , he fully expected that he would save his crown for himself . But Trajan , who had learnt to distrust penitent vassals ( pp . 653-4 ) , incontinently de- posed Parthamasiris and declared Armenia a Roman province ...
... Trajan near Erzerum , he fully expected that he would save his crown for himself . But Trajan , who had learnt to distrust penitent vassals ( pp . 653-4 ) , incontinently de- posed Parthamasiris and declared Armenia a Roman province ...
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