A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 583
... become too remote to arouse partisanship , they were of enduring interest , and the personality of the winner clearly lent itself to treatment in the grand manner . In his method of work as well as in his subject Lucan stood in sharp ...
... become too remote to arouse partisanship , they were of enduring interest , and the personality of the winner clearly lent itself to treatment in the grand manner . In his method of work as well as in his subject Lucan stood in sharp ...
Pagina 649
... become national traditions . At this stage a modus vivendi between Jews and But their Romans was at last established , and the Jews , though henceforth a religion is stateless and a homeless people , were unimpeded in the exercise of ...
... become national traditions . At this stage a modus vivendi between Jews and But their Romans was at last established , and the Jews , though henceforth a religion is stateless and a homeless people , were unimpeded in the exercise of ...
Pagina 734
... become scarce , and the materials to be gathered from the Church historians do not become plentiful until the end of the century . 2 On Palmyra see Rostovtzeff , Caravan Cities , chs . iv . and v . A copy of a Palmyrene customs tariff ...
... become scarce , and the materials to be gathered from the Church historians do not become plentiful until the end of the century . 2 On Palmyra see Rostovtzeff , Caravan Cities , chs . iv . and v . A copy of a Palmyrene customs tariff ...
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