A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 291
... Caius regarded this former safeguard of popular liberties . - The fundamental contradiction in Caius ' legislation was again Financial revealed in a law which regulated anew the taxation of the newly regulations created province of Asia ...
... Caius regarded this former safeguard of popular liberties . - The fundamental contradiction in Caius ' legislation was again Financial revealed in a law which regulated anew the taxation of the newly regulations created province of Asia ...
Pagina 292
Max Cary. Caius ' act for the en- franchise- ment of Italy . The counter- legislation of Livius Drusus . Caius ' waning popularity . § 7. THE SECOND SENATORIAL REACTION In 122 Caius was associated in the tribunate with M. Fulvius Flaccus ...
Max Cary. Caius ' act for the en- franchise- ment of Italy . The counter- legislation of Livius Drusus . Caius ' waning popularity . § 7. THE SECOND SENATORIAL REACTION In 122 Caius was associated in the tribunate with M. Fulvius Flaccus ...
Pagina 296
... Caius ' corn law see especially Last , loc . cit . pp . 55 ff . , where it is pointed out that Caius ' fixed price was not far below the average market price at Rome . 19 A surviving judicial law , evidently of the late second century ...
... Caius ' corn law see especially Last , loc . cit . pp . 55 ff . , where it is pointed out that Caius ' fixed price was not far below the average market price at Rome . 19 A surviving judicial law , evidently of the late second century ...
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