A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 339
... Senate's right of veto upon its legislation . Apart from this revival of the patrum auctoritas , Sulla made no alteration in the constitutional rights of the Senate ; but he added considerably to its members . In the first instance he ...
... Senate's right of veto upon its legislation . Apart from this revival of the patrum auctoritas , Sulla made no alteration in the constitutional rights of the Senate ; but he added considerably to its members . In the first instance he ...
Pagina 364
... Senate's reach , Lepidus made common cause with the rebels and fomented another revolt in northern Italy by the agency of M. Iunius Brutus . The Senate made a belated attempt to coax the ring- leader back to Rome : but he now put ...
... Senate's reach , Lepidus made common cause with the rebels and fomented another revolt in northern Italy by the agency of M. Iunius Brutus . The Senate made a belated attempt to coax the ring- leader back to Rome : but he now put ...
Pagina 740
... Senate , robbed that body of its most important routine duty . Finance The withdrawal of the provinces from the Senate's sphere of control withdrawn entailed the loss of its chief source of income . Under Aurelian the from the Senate .
... Senate , robbed that body of its most important routine duty . Finance The withdrawal of the provinces from the Senate's sphere of control withdrawn entailed the loss of its chief source of income . Under Aurelian the from the Senate .
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