A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 43
... period , exhibited in public places , and a few of these survived intact statutes to the end of the republican age . But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican period had any accurate knowledge of the ...
... period , exhibited in public places , and a few of these survived intact statutes to the end of the republican age . But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican period had any accurate knowledge of the ...
Pagina 49
... period , such as the interrex ( p . 74 ) , and by a unanimous Roman tradition . The Roman tradition was also in agree- ment about the names and sequence of the monarchs : Romulus , Numa Pompilius , Tullus Hostilius , Ancus Marcius ...
... period , such as the interrex ( p . 74 ) , and by a unanimous Roman tradition . The Roman tradition was also in agree- ment about the names and sequence of the monarchs : Romulus , Numa Pompilius , Tullus Hostilius , Ancus Marcius ...
Pagina 760
... period , despite the efforts of annotators and grammarians , many of the works of earlier Latin authors ceased to be studied or ( as in the case of Livy ) were only con- sumed in compendia and peptonised tablets . It was fortunate that ...
... period , despite the efforts of annotators and grammarians , many of the works of earlier Latin authors ceased to be studied or ( as in the case of Livy ) were only con- sumed in compendia and peptonised tablets . It was fortunate that ...
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