A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 463
... established.15 Nay more , in the last century of the republic Latin acquired , in addition to its native clear- ness and terseness , a musical rhythm and a flexibility of syntax which made it a suitable vehicle for almost every mode of ...
... established.15 Nay more , in the last century of the republic Latin acquired , in addition to its native clear- ness and terseness , a musical rhythm and a flexibility of syntax which made it a suitable vehicle for almost every mode of ...
Pagina 566
... established manufactures of the Levant experienced a revival of prosperity under the early emperors . They not only maintained their hold on local markets , but supplied Rome with luxury wares and found new outlets in the farther east ...
... established manufactures of the Levant experienced a revival of prosperity under the early emperors . They not only maintained their hold on local markets , but supplied Rome with luxury wares and found new outlets in the farther east ...
Pagina 588
... established at Rome and in the provincial capitals ( where it replaced that of Roma et Augustus ) , but permanent temples were constructed in many towns of Italy and the provinces at the wish of the inhabitants . During the reigns of ...
... established at Rome and in the provincial capitals ( where it replaced that of Roma et Augustus ) , but permanent temples were constructed in many towns of Italy and the provinces at the wish of the inhabitants . During the reigns of ...
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