A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 116
... tribunes always lacked the right to take the auspices , to wear a purple - edged toga , and to be attended by lictors . Yet however inferior they remained in outward dignity , the tribunes had by 300 attained a power without parallel ...
... tribunes always lacked the right to take the auspices , to wear a purple - edged toga , and to be attended by lictors . Yet however inferior they remained in outward dignity , the tribunes had by 300 attained a power without parallel ...
Pagina 252
... tribunes that they owed their very lives to him . For the time being Cato let matters rest ; but in the year of his censorship ( 184 ) he induced a more resolute tribune , C. Minucius , to impeach L. Scipio directly before the Tribal ...
... tribunes that they owed their very lives to him . For the time being Cato let matters rest ; but in the year of his censorship ( 184 ) he induced a more resolute tribune , C. Minucius , to impeach L. Scipio directly before the Tribal ...
Pagina 340
... tribunes , who thereby lost their unrestricted power of carrying laws in the Tribal Assembly , and an indirect one at military adventurers like Marius , who could no longer have recourse to tribunes to procure for them by legislation ...
... tribunes , who thereby lost their unrestricted power of carrying laws in the Tribal Assembly , and an indirect one at military adventurers like Marius , who could no longer have recourse to tribunes to procure for them by legislation ...
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