A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 639
... Trajan entailed heavy requisitions upon the provincials . To meet the deficits arising out of the Great Plague and the Marcomannic Wars ( p . 655 ) , M. Aurelius sold off the crown jewels and wardrobe and depreciated the coinage by ...
... Trajan entailed heavy requisitions upon the provincials . To meet the deficits arising out of the Great Plague and the Marcomannic Wars ( p . 655 ) , M. Aurelius sold off the crown jewels and wardrobe and depreciated the coinage by ...
Pagina 641
... Trajan see especially R. Paribeni , Optimus Princeps . Trajan did not change his gentile name after adoption . Hadrian and Antoninus followed this precedent ; M. Aurelius assumed the gentile name of Antoninus . By this time the rules of ...
... Trajan see especially R. Paribeni , Optimus Princeps . Trajan did not change his gentile name after adoption . Hadrian and Antoninus followed this precedent ; M. Aurelius assumed the gentile name of Antoninus . By this time the rules of ...
Pagina 646
Max Cary. Trajan verruns and annexes Armenia . Trajan eaches he Persian Gulf . Annexa- ion of Aesopo- amia . whom the choice of the Parthian sovereign finally rested , passed over Parthamasiris in favour of his uncle Chosroes ( 112 ) ...
Max Cary. Trajan verruns and annexes Armenia . Trajan eaches he Persian Gulf . Annexa- ion of Aesopo- amia . whom the choice of the Parthian sovereign finally rested , passed over Parthamasiris in favour of his uncle Chosroes ( 112 ) ...
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