A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 290
... senatorial rank had of recent years resulted in the acquittal of men whose guilt was patent or at all events generally assumed . An act of Caius made the sena- torial jurors liable to prosecution ( presumably before the Tribal Assembly ) ...
... senatorial rank had of recent years resulted in the acquittal of men whose guilt was patent or at all events generally assumed . An act of Caius made the sena- torial jurors liable to prosecution ( presumably before the Tribal Assembly ) ...
Pagina 512
... senatorial moneyers in sole possession of Rome . In 12 B.C. , however , he reserved the emission of gold and silver for himself , and restricted the senatorial mint to the issue of copper ( asses and their submultiples ) and brass ...
... senatorial moneyers in sole possession of Rome . In 12 B.C. , however , he reserved the emission of gold and silver for himself , and restricted the senatorial mint to the issue of copper ( asses and their submultiples ) and brass ...
Pagina 740
... senatorial revenues from the provinces were cut off ( see below ) . By 300 these two magistracies had been reduced to one occupant apiece , whose sole function was to organise and subsidise the circus games and theatrical performances ...
... senatorial revenues from the provinces were cut off ( see below ) . By 300 these two magistracies had been reduced to one occupant apiece , whose sole function was to organise and subsidise the circus games and theatrical performances ...
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