A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... tion was at hand in the small trading community which had gathered on the Aventine hill . This community included ... tion of the Tribes . Conscrip- tion made general . Yet in a community like Rome in the fifth century , which was ...
... tion was at hand in the small trading community which had gathered on the Aventine hill . This community included ... tion of the Tribes . Conscrip- tion made general . Yet in a community like Rome in the fifth century , which was ...
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Max Cary. The ad- ministra tion of Rome . Legisla- tion . doubt with the Senate's nominal concurrence ) . By this process responsibility for the welfare of the capital was permanently fixed upon the emperor . Similarly the Senate made ...
Max Cary. The ad- ministra tion of Rome . Legisla- tion . doubt with the Senate's nominal concurrence ) . By this process responsibility for the welfare of the capital was permanently fixed upon the emperor . Similarly the Senate made ...
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... tion ) ; 410 ( emigration ) ; 432 ( com- mon to Triumvirs ) ; 435 ( confisca- tions by Octavian ) ; 444 oath to Octavian ) ; 450 ( colonisation in Ist century ) ; 453 ( Italian traders ) ; 463 ( Latin the universal tongue ) Italy ( from ...
... tion ) ; 410 ( emigration ) ; 432 ( com- mon to Triumvirs ) ; 435 ( confisca- tions by Octavian ) ; 444 oath to Octavian ) ; 450 ( colonisation in Ist century ) ; 453 ( Italian traders ) ; 463 ( Latin the universal tongue ) Italy ( from ...
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