A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 61
... doubt also a reason why this king was the last . In the belief of the Romans their monarchy was ended in 509 by a bloodless but forcible revolution , and the The re- odium which for many centuries to come attached to the very name of ...
... doubt also a reason why this king was the last . In the belief of the Romans their monarchy was ended in 509 by a bloodless but forcible revolution , and the The re- odium which for many centuries to come attached to the very name of ...
Pagina 297
... doubt on his advice that the Senate accepted the main results of Caius ' legislation , just as it had previously tolerated Tiberius ' land com- mission . Caius ' scheme of corn distribution was modified in the interests of the treasury ...
... doubt on his advice that the Senate accepted the main results of Caius ' legislation , just as it had previously tolerated Tiberius ' land com- mission . Caius ' scheme of corn distribution was modified in the interests of the treasury ...
Pagina 343
... doubt have been too great an innovation to convert His failure the Senate into a House of Representatives with a definite number of to make the Italian vote seats attached to each Italian town or district , although working models of ...
... doubt have been too great an innovation to convert His failure the Senate into a House of Representatives with a definite number of to make the Italian vote seats attached to each Italian town or district , although working models of ...
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