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 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 Under patrician rule the Roman republic maintained an uphill fight against hostile ...
Pagina 264
... became progressively more strict and compre- hensive . But in the absence of any regular police supervision or of any widespread public disapproval , these statutes remained ineffective . Indeed there was as yet little call for alarm at ...
... became progressively more strict and compre- hensive . But in the absence of any regular police supervision or of any widespread public disapproval , these statutes remained ineffective . Indeed there was as yet little call for alarm at ...
Pagina 273
... became content to trudge along the road to full proficiency . § 10. RELIGION ༈༙ ཇ་ sate- As the impact of foreign influences upon the Roman world became more powerful , the Roman state - religion deliberately guarded itself against them ...
... became content to trudge along the road to full proficiency . § 10. RELIGION ༈༙ ཇ་ sate- As the impact of foreign influences upon the Roman world became more powerful , the Roman state - religion deliberately guarded itself against them ...
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