A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 427
... Antony , with the rank of propraetor . For the time being the Senate declined to rescind Antony's laws or to break off relations with him ; but it sent him an injunction to keep his hands off Cisalpine Gaul , and in anticipation of his ...
... Antony , with the rank of propraetor . For the time being the Senate declined to rescind Antony's laws or to break off relations with him ; but it sent him an injunction to keep his hands off Cisalpine Gaul , and in anticipation of his ...
Pagina 441
... Antony's lieutenants . 66 In 36 Antony at last got off the mark . Adopting the plan of Caesar , he took with him a strong contingent of horsemen and light infantry , 23 and instead of striking at Babylonia he decided to make for the ...
... Antony's lieutenants . 66 In 36 Antony at last got off the mark . Adopting the plan of Caesar , he took with him a strong contingent of horsemen and light infantry , 23 and instead of striking at Babylonia he decided to make for the ...
Pagina 443
... Antony should be not only her lover , but her husband . Her efforts did not meet with Antony's immediate success , for Octavia was as good a wife to Antony as Julia affronts to had been to Pompey after the death of Antony she took under ...
... Antony should be not only her lover , but her husband . Her efforts did not meet with Antony's immediate success , for Octavia was as good a wife to Antony as Julia affronts to had been to Pompey after the death of Antony she took under ...
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