A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 297
... constituted police force , the Senatus Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence against armed attacks upon the government . the Senate . In the following decade the policy of the Senate was mainly ...
... constituted police force , the Senatus Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence against armed attacks upon the government . the Senate . In the following decade the policy of the Senate was mainly ...
Pagina 345
... constituted before 82. The courts for forgery and for assault are not mentioned before the time of Sulla . No special quaestio was constituted for theft , which was always a civil tort , and not a crime , in the eyes of the Roman law ...
... constituted before 82. The courts for forgery and for assault are not mentioned before the time of Sulla . No special quaestio was constituted for theft , which was always a civil tort , and not a crime , in the eyes of the Roman law ...
Pagina 476
... constituted as a separate province ) , Asia , Bithynia , Crete and Cyrene the Senate . ( which were combined into a single province ) , and Africa . In subse- quent rearrangements it surrendered Sardinia and Corsica , and Illyria ; but ...
... constituted as a separate province ) , Asia , Bithynia , Crete and Cyrene the Senate . ( which were combined into a single province ) , and Africa . In subse- quent rearrangements it surrendered Sardinia and Corsica , and Illyria ; but ...
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