A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... reduced from 11,000 to 4000 asses.1 But a further lightening of the as , which was reduced from two ounces to one towards the beginning of the second century , had the automatic effect of lowering the qualifica- tions for every class ...
... reduced from 11,000 to 4000 asses.1 But a further lightening of the as , which was reduced from two ounces to one towards the beginning of the second century , had the automatic effect of lowering the qualifica- tions for every class ...
Pagina 384
... reduce Caesar to a stalemate by retiring to their strongholds on the tidal estuaries , which were inaccessible by land ... reduced the small and weak Aquitanian tribes without any serious struggle . Towards the end of 56 Caesar occupied ...
... reduce Caesar to a stalemate by retiring to their strongholds on the tidal estuaries , which were inaccessible by land ... reduced the small and weak Aquitanian tribes without any serious struggle . Towards the end of 56 Caesar occupied ...
Pagina 390
... reduced prices . But the chief instrument of his autocracy was a trained and permanent army of expert scufflers , to which he gave the semblance of legality by formally enrolling its members in harmless- looking collegia or artisans ...
... reduced prices . But the chief instrument of his autocracy was a trained and permanent army of expert scufflers , to which he gave the semblance of legality by formally enrolling its members in harmless- looking collegia or artisans ...
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