A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 538
... Suetonius , Tiberius , lix . 2 ; for his diffidence , Tacitus , Annals , i . 80. 3 ( " ut callidum eius ingenium , ita anxium iudicium " ) . That Tiberius was not merely shamming reluctance to office may be inferred from some of his own ...
... Suetonius , Tiberius , lix . 2 ; for his diffidence , Tacitus , Annals , i . 80. 3 ( " ut callidum eius ingenium , ita anxium iudicium " ) . That Tiberius was not merely shamming reluctance to office may be inferred from some of his own ...
Pagina 560
... Suetonius ( Caligula , xxxvii . 3 ) , this was the sum found by Caligula in the imperial chests and spent by him in less than one year . Probably Suetonius exaggerated the rate of Caligula's spending . 26 The atmosphere of flattery at ...
... Suetonius ( Caligula , xxxvii . 3 ) , this was the sum found by Caligula in the imperial chests and spent by him in less than one year . Probably Suetonius exaggerated the rate of Caligula's spending . 26 The atmosphere of flattery at ...
Pagina 625
... Suetonius , Vespasian , xvi . 3 ( 40,000 million sesterces , or c . £ 400,000,000 ) is plainly absurd , and should be altered to quadragies milies ( £ 40,000,000 ) . Suetonius ' stories of sales of offices and judicial awards should be ...
... Suetonius , Vespasian , xvi . 3 ( 40,000 million sesterces , or c . £ 400,000,000 ) is plainly absurd , and should be altered to quadragies milies ( £ 40,000,000 ) . Suetonius ' stories of sales of offices and judicial awards should be ...
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