A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 467
... later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period of Roman history . Lastly , though the patronage of Roman nobles still counted for much among literary men , 20 it became less indispen- sable , as publishing houses ...
... later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period of Roman history . Lastly , though the patronage of Roman nobles still counted for much among literary men , 20 it became less indispen- sable , as publishing houses ...
Pagina 468
... later republic passed religion is through an apparent state of stagnation , or even of decay . While the cults of ... later republic maintained with consider- able success the policy of discouraging the propagation of new wor- ships by ...
... later republic passed religion is through an apparent state of stagnation , or even of decay . While the cults of ... later republic maintained with consider- able success the policy of discouraging the propagation of new wor- ships by ...
Pagina 585
... subsequently extin- guished by Tacitus , we can no longer judge them at first hand ; but so much is clear , that they embodied much honest research . The writing of memoirs , which the grandees of the later republic Memoirs . had ...
... subsequently extin- guished by Tacitus , we can no longer judge them at first hand ; but so much is clear , that they embodied much honest research . The writing of memoirs , which the grandees of the later republic Memoirs . had ...
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