A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 343
... republic's needs , but limited his field of reforms to matters arising Object of directly out of his experience.18 The two cardinal failures of Sulla his reforms lay in his omission to take adequate measures for a regular infusion of ...
... republic's needs , but limited his field of reforms to matters arising Object of directly out of his experience.18 The two cardinal failures of Sulla his reforms lay in his omission to take adequate measures for a regular infusion of ...
Pagina 419
... republic since the time of Sulla . The first dictator rei publicae failure of constituendae naturally and rightly set himself to mend rather than govern- to end the republic . It was the failure of his attempt at reconstruc- ment . tion ...
... republic since the time of Sulla . The first dictator rei publicae failure of constituendae naturally and rightly set himself to mend rather than govern- to end the republic . It was the failure of his attempt at reconstruc- ment . tion ...
Pagina 430
... republic . Its abolition was no less complete , and its process of extinction far more painful , than if Caesar had ... republic , he could in all probability have held Octavian in check . But his quarrel with Cicero doomed the entente ...
... republic . Its abolition was no less complete , and its process of extinction far more painful , than if Caesar had ... republic , he could in all probability have held Octavian in check . But his quarrel with Cicero doomed the entente ...
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