A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... Augustus ' reforms . Yet we may find in his improved methods of administration one of the chief causes of the unmistakable advance in material prosperity that set in among ... Augustus Rev Front of the temple of Roma et Augustus at Pergamum.
... Augustus ' reforms . Yet we may find in his improved methods of administration one of the chief causes of the unmistakable advance in material prosperity that set in among ... Augustus Rev Front of the temple of Roma et Augustus at Pergamum.
Pagina 511
... Augustus and to conduct the festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its ... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the ...
... Augustus and to conduct the festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its ... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the ...
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... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
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