A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... reign , by which the fiscus made an annual grant of some £ 600,000 to the aerarium - a sum probably intended to cover the cost of the corn doles . In return for these con- cessions the collection of the indirect dues that flowed into ...
... reign , by which the fiscus made an annual grant of some £ 600,000 to the aerarium - a sum probably intended to cover the cost of the corn doles . In return for these con- cessions the collection of the indirect dues that flowed into ...
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... reign . With equal vigour he set himself to restore discipline among the household troops , for whom the reign of Com- modus had been a continual Saturnalia . Though he honoured their claim to a donative by paying one - half of the ...
... reign . With equal vigour he set himself to restore discipline among the household troops , for whom the reign of Com- modus had been a continual Saturnalia . Though he honoured their claim to a donative by paying one - half of the ...
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... reign of Constantine constitutes the sharpest break with the past in all Roman history , and it may be fitly selected as the terminal point of ancient history as a whole . NOTES 1 For the middle of the third century we have few sources ...
... reign of Constantine constitutes the sharpest break with the past in all Roman history , and it may be fitly selected as the terminal point of ancient history as a whole . NOTES 1 For the middle of the third century we have few sources ...
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