A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... imperial provinces , and some of the indirect dues from all parts of the empire , were paid directly into the new imperial treasury , and no statement of its intake and expenses was submitted to the Senate . At the same time a special ...
... imperial provinces , and some of the indirect dues from all parts of the empire , were paid directly into the new imperial treasury , and no statement of its intake and expenses was submitted to the Senate . At the same time a special ...
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... imperial " constitutions " or ordinances , whether in the form of general edicts ( with or without the Senate's confirmation ) , or of rulings in answer to questions from the imperial officials . A notable feature Legislation of imperial ...
... imperial " constitutions " or ordinances , whether in the form of general edicts ( with or without the Senate's confirmation ) , or of rulings in answer to questions from the imperial officials . A notable feature Legislation of imperial ...
Pagina 638
... imperial post from the roadside municipalities in Italy to the fiscus , and Hadrian similarly relieved the provincial towns . Lastly , under Hadrian and his two successors Vespasian's policy of bringing education . education under state ...
... imperial post from the roadside municipalities in Italy to the fiscus , and Hadrian similarly relieved the provincial towns . Lastly , under Hadrian and his two successors Vespasian's policy of bringing education . education under state ...
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