A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 74
... became unassailable . Under the early republic , therefore , the Senate became a close corporation of patricians . § 2. GRIEVANCES OF THE PLEBEIANS 6 Under patrician rule the Roman republic maintained an uphill fight against hostile ...
... became unassailable . Under the early republic , therefore , the Senate became a close corporation of patricians . § 2. GRIEVANCES OF THE PLEBEIANS 6 Under patrician rule the Roman republic maintained an uphill fight against hostile ...
Pagina 114
... became the recognised rule that such extensions of office should be at the sole discretion of the Senate . The admission of plebeians to the Senate could be at the most a rare exception , so long as the lists of the House were made up ...
... became the recognised rule that such extensions of office should be at the sole discretion of the Senate . The admission of plebeians to the Senate could be at the most a rare exception , so long as the lists of the House were made up ...
Pagina 273
... became content to trudge along the road to full proficiency . § 10. RELIGION As the impact of foreign influences upon the Roman world became more powerful , the Roman state - religion deliberately guarded itself against them . During ...
... became content to trudge along the road to full proficiency . § 10. RELIGION As the impact of foreign influences upon the Roman world became more powerful , the Roman state - religion deliberately guarded itself against them . During ...
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