A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... provinces . Nevertheless his dictator- ship was a period of fundamental importance in the history of the provinces , because at this time the first clear gaps were made in the barriers which had hitherto separated the provincials from ...
... provinces . Nevertheless his dictator- ship was a period of fundamental importance in the history of the provinces , because at this time the first clear gaps were made in the barriers which had hitherto separated the provincials from ...
Pagina 508
... provinces was confined to the European ing of portions of the empire , The territory of Hispania Ulterior was provinces . divided into the senatorial province of Baetica and the imperial pro- Augustus ' tours of inspection . Local self ...
... provinces was confined to the European ing of portions of the empire , The territory of Hispania Ulterior was provinces . divided into the senatorial province of Baetica and the imperial pro- Augustus ' tours of inspection . Local self ...
Pagina 553
... provinces Britain provinces . alone was acquired by conquest . The two Mauretanias , Cappadocia , Thrace and the Alpes Cottiae ( at the foot of Mt. Cenis ) were formed out of dependent kingdoms whose dynasties died out or were deposed ...
... provinces Britain provinces . alone was acquired by conquest . The two Mauretanias , Cappadocia , Thrace and the Alpes Cottiae ( at the foot of Mt. Cenis ) were formed out of dependent kingdoms whose dynasties died out or were deposed ...
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