A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 381
... invasion . While the lesser aristocracies met in council and made good laws in defence of public order , the more powerful nobles engaged in " Wars of the Roses " with private armies of retainers . Rivalries between the various Inter ...
... invasion . While the lesser aristocracies met in council and made good laws in defence of public order , the more powerful nobles engaged in " Wars of the Roses " with private armies of retainers . Rivalries between the various Inter ...
Pagina 499
... invasion might power of no doubt have been found in the growing power of the dynasty of Caesar's former antagonist Cassivellaunus , whose son Tasciovanus Britain . and grandson Cunobelinus extended their sovereignty over most of south ...
... invasion might power of no doubt have been found in the growing power of the dynasty of Caesar's former antagonist Cassivellaunus , whose son Tasciovanus Britain . and grandson Cunobelinus extended their sovereignty over most of south ...
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... invasion ) ; 286-7 , 292 , 316-18 , 322-4 , 327-8 , 343 ( question of Roman franchise ) ; 319- 324 ) ( revolt against Rome ) ; 336-7 ( scene of Civil War ) ; 338 ( confisca- tions by Sulla ) ; 340 , 343 ( Italian senators ) ; 364 ...
... invasion ) ; 286-7 , 292 , 316-18 , 322-4 , 327-8 , 343 ( question of Roman franchise ) ; 319- 324 ) ( revolt against Rome ) ; 336-7 ( scene of Civil War ) ; 338 ( confisca- tions by Sulla ) ; 340 , 343 ( Italian senators ) ; 364 ...
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