A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... emperor and the Senate.21 In the reign of Tiberius the legislative functions of the Comitia also fell into abeyance , and no serious attempt was ever made to revive them , although later emperors now and then , as the fancy took them ...
... emperor and the Senate.21 In the reign of Tiberius the legislative functions of the Comitia also fell into abeyance , and no serious attempt was ever made to revive them , although later emperors now and then , as the fancy took them ...
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... emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained their posts and preserved a great measure of continuity in the administration . Under the Flavian emperors the executive officials were subjected to the ...
... emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained their posts and preserved a great measure of continuity in the administration . Under the Flavian emperors the executive officials were subjected to the ...
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Max Cary. emperors . of the third century the mass - production of camp - made emperors The Senat reduced the Senate's formal right of appointment to such a self- ceases to evident farce that in 282 one of the soldiers ' nominees , M ...
Max Cary. emperors . of the third century the mass - production of camp - made emperors The Senat reduced the Senate's formal right of appointment to such a self- ceases to evident farce that in 282 one of the soldiers ' nominees , M ...
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