A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 74
... brought political disorder in their train . In the Roman state , where exposure of infants was discouraged by custom and private war was banned by the magistrates , the ravages of foreign campaigns did not suffice to keep the population ...
... brought political disorder in their train . In the Roman state , where exposure of infants was discouraged by custom and private war was banned by the magistrates , the ravages of foreign campaigns did not suffice to keep the population ...
Pagina 281
... brought to a close in 133 with the tribunate of Tiberius Gracchus . The following century was a period of almost continuous internal dis- order , in the course of which the republican constitution was progress- ively disjointed and ...
... brought to a close in 133 with the tribunate of Tiberius Gracchus . The following century was a period of almost continuous internal dis- order , in the course of which the republican constitution was progress- ively disjointed and ...
Pagina 486
... brought into requisition , and their prefect took over the summary jurisdiction of the triumviri capitales ( p . 119 ) . For the protection of the public peace three cohortes urbanae , each one thousand strong and organised in military ...
... brought into requisition , and their prefect took over the summary jurisdiction of the triumviri capitales ( p . 119 ) . For the protection of the public peace three cohortes urbanae , each one thousand strong and organised in military ...
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