A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 81
... military array on the Campus Martius , the mustering - ground of the Roman army . At this convention the citizens were marshalled in their appropriate " centuries " , and the assembly accordingly received the name of Comitia Centuriata ...
... military array on the Campus Martius , the mustering - ground of the Roman army . At this convention the citizens were marshalled in their appropriate " centuries " , and the assembly accordingly received the name of Comitia Centuriata ...
Pagina 82
... military tribunate , they adapted to their needs the office of the " dictator " .24 This magistracy had its origin in Latium , where some of the towns ( e.g. Lanuvium and Tusculum ) were governed by a single annual officer of that name ...
... military tribunate , they adapted to their needs the office of the " dictator " .24 This magistracy had its origin in Latium , where some of the towns ( e.g. Lanuvium and Tusculum ) were governed by a single annual officer of that name ...
Pagina 115
... military office . But the ever growing scale of military operations , and The the regularity with which victory was now coming to attend Roman consulship Military arms , invested it with a peculiar glamour . A successful Roman duties ...
... military office . But the ever growing scale of military operations , and The the regularity with which victory was now coming to attend Roman consulship Military arms , invested it with a peculiar glamour . A successful Roman duties ...
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