A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 525
... praetorian prefect Macro , whose favour had been won by Caius at Capri , at once submitted his name to the Senate . If necessary , he would no doubt have summoned the praetorian cohorts to prove that might was right , but the Senate ...
... praetorian prefect Macro , whose favour had been won by Caius at Capri , at once submitted his name to the Senate . If necessary , he would no doubt have summoned the praetorian cohorts to prove that might was right , but the Senate ...
Pagina 707
... praetorian corps . In opening the ranks of the praetorian cohorts to provincials ( p . 711 ) Severus at the same time enabled them to qualify for centurions ' commissions ( for a term of service in the Guards continued to be the usual ...
... praetorian corps . In opening the ranks of the praetorian cohorts to provincials ( p . 711 ) Severus at the same time enabled them to qualify for centurions ' commissions ( for a term of service in the Guards continued to be the usual ...
Pagina 715
... praetorian troops made room for her son , she was clear - sighted enough to perceive that the most immediate danger to the Roman empire lay in a renewal of military anarchy . Seeing that the expedient of buying Rapproche- off the ...
... praetorian troops made room for her son , she was clear - sighted enough to perceive that the most immediate danger to the Roman empire lay in a renewal of military anarchy . Seeing that the expedient of buying Rapproche- off the ...
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