A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 79
... permanent slavery . But while they mitigated the consequences of insolvency , they pro- vided no remedy for the conditions which plunged men into debt . Finally , the code contained a provision which was calculated to sharpen the ...
... permanent slavery . But while they mitigated the consequences of insolvency , they pro- vided no remedy for the conditions which plunged men into debt . Finally , the code contained a provision which was calculated to sharpen the ...
Pagina 483
... permanent Board of Works ( curatores operum publicorum ) , to enforce the new building regulations and to maintain ... permanently made The over to an imperial officer , the curator aquarum.2 Before the end of curator Augustus ' reign ...
... permanent Board of Works ( curatores operum publicorum ) , to enforce the new building regulations and to maintain ... permanently made The over to an imperial officer , the curator aquarum.2 Before the end of curator Augustus ' reign ...
Pagina 588
... permanent temples were constructed in many towns of Italy and the provinces at the wish of the inhabitants . During the reigns of Tiberius and Claudius altars were set up here and there to these rulers , or to popular members of the ...
... permanent temples were constructed in many towns of Italy and the provinces at the wish of the inhabitants . During the reigns of Tiberius and Claudius altars were set up here and there to these rulers , or to popular members of the ...
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