A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 340
... municipal aristocracies into the service of the empire . But Sulla provided no means of ensuring that his novi homines should pass on to the higher executive offices . In the event , therefore , the senatorial nobility succeeded in ...
... municipal aristocracies into the service of the empire . But Sulla provided no means of ensuring that his novi homines should pass on to the higher executive offices . In the event , therefore , the senatorial nobility succeeded in ...
Pagina 642
... municipal tea - cups were especially frequent in Asia Minor . On the municipal police forces see O. Hirschfeld , Kleine Schriften , pp . 591 ff . In Asia Minor Trajan transferred the appointment of the local irenarchs to the provincial ...
... municipal tea - cups were especially frequent in Asia Minor . On the municipal police forces see O. Hirschfeld , Kleine Schriften , pp . 591 ff . In Asia Minor Trajan transferred the appointment of the local irenarchs to the provincial ...
Pagina 755
... municipal of detail . Moreover , architecture throve only in places where it enjoyed the patronage of emperors . In the cramped and reduced cities of the period there was no room for monumental display , and no municipal wealth or ...
... municipal of detail . Moreover , architecture throve only in places where it enjoyed the patronage of emperors . In the cramped and reduced cities of the period there was no room for monumental display , and no municipal wealth or ...
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