A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 613
... Vespasian's resourcefulness to the utmost . On his own reckoning , it required some £ 40,000,000 to set Vespasian the state finances on a sound footing . ' Vespasian drastically raised restores the the rates of existing imposts and ...
... Vespasian's resourcefulness to the utmost . On his own reckoning , it required some £ 40,000,000 to set Vespasian the state finances on a sound footing . ' Vespasian drastically raised restores the the rates of existing imposts and ...
Pagina 617
... Vespasian broke Vespasian up the large camps on the Rhine and Danube frontiers . Under the spaces out the frontier early emperors these had served their purpose as bases for field ex- garrisons . peditions into Germany , but they were ...
... Vespasian broke Vespasian up the large camps on the Rhine and Danube frontiers . Under the spaces out the frontier early emperors these had served their purpose as bases for field ex- garrisons . peditions into Germany , but they were ...
Pagina 622
... Vespasian would commit himself no further than to assist the vassal king of Iberia ( mod . Georgia ) to fortify the exit of the Dariel pass through Mt. Caucasus , " and he de- clined to co - operate with the Parthians . Vologeses met ...
... Vespasian would commit himself no further than to assist the vassal king of Iberia ( mod . Georgia ) to fortify the exit of the Dariel pass through Mt. Caucasus , " and he de- clined to co - operate with the Parthians . Vologeses met ...
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