A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methueni, 1963 - 456 pagine |
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... called the patriarchal stage . In other words , the family was the unit on which their organization was based , and in each family the authority of the father was supreme . So too in their communities or clans , composed as each was of ...
... called the patriarchal stage . In other words , the family was the unit on which their organization was based , and in each family the authority of the father was supreme . So too in their communities or clans , composed as each was of ...
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... called it — was immensely strong . When a new set of circum- stances arose her people showed a shrewd practical instinct for adapting their old methods to meet it . So century after century they built up their intricate constitution ...
... called it — was immensely strong . When a new set of circum- stances arose her people showed a shrewd practical instinct for adapting their old methods to meet it . So century after century they built up their intricate constitution ...
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... called Caius Marius came forward with a request for furlough home . Though a capable soldier , he was a self - made man , and Metellus jeered at the idea of his candidature . But Marius persisted and succeeded in arriving at Rome a bare ...
... called Caius Marius came forward with a request for furlough home . Though a capable soldier , he was a self - made man , and Metellus jeered at the idea of his candidature . But Marius persisted and succeeded in arriving at Rome a bare ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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