A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 425
... Antony ( as Caesar's trustee ) to claim his share change of of the dictator's estate . Antony , who had dissipated Caesar's private name . fortune as rapidly as the public funds , tried to bluff the young suitor out of his rights by an ...
... Antony ( as Caesar's trustee ) to claim his share change of of the dictator's estate . Antony , who had dissipated Caesar's private name . fortune as rapidly as the public funds , tried to bluff the young suitor out of his rights by an ...
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 443
... Antony . ANTONI ( us ) • ARMENIA . DEVICTA . Rev. Head of Cleopatra . CLEOPATRAE- REGINAE REGUM FILIORUM . REGUM . definite estrange- ment from Antony . 33 the unstable equilibrium between the two confederates had always been restored ...
... Antony . ANTONI ( us ) • ARMENIA . DEVICTA . Rev. Head of Cleopatra . CLEOPATRAE- REGINAE REGUM FILIORUM . REGUM . definite estrange- ment from Antony . 33 the unstable equilibrium between the two confederates had always been restored ...
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