A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 245
... citizens ; in 184 the consul L. Porcius Cato deprived military officers of the right of summary execution.13 By 150 the infliction of the death penalty upon citizens had fallen into general disuse . In cases where a citizen had been ...
... citizens ; in 184 the consul L. Porcius Cato deprived military officers of the right of summary execution.13 By 150 the infliction of the death penalty upon citizens had fallen into general disuse . In cases where a citizen had been ...
Pagina 286
... citizens alone had hitherto received new allotments.14 In 129 , accordingly , Scipio Aemilianus induced the Senate to transfer the settlement of disputes in respect of land held by non - citizens from the Gracchan triumvirate to one of ...
... citizens alone had hitherto received new allotments.14 In 129 , accordingly , Scipio Aemilianus induced the Senate to transfer the settlement of disputes in respect of land held by non - citizens from the Gracchan triumvirate to one of ...
Pagina 287
... citizens might indeed elect to make no regular use of their suffrages , yet at best they would remain an incalculable element . To the urban proletariate , who had been trained to think of their franchise as a ticket with coupons ...
... citizens might indeed elect to make no regular use of their suffrages , yet at best they would remain an incalculable element . To the urban proletariate , who had been trained to think of their franchise as a ticket with coupons ...
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