A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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It was a noble ideal , but terribly cold and inhuman , involving as it did , not merely indifference to pain but the suppression of all such softer emotions as pity or love , which might weaken or disturb the individual's self ...
It was a noble ideal , but terribly cold and inhuman , involving as it did , not merely indifference to pain but the suppression of all such softer emotions as pity or love , which might weaken or disturb the individual's self ...
Pagina 182
It was this singular combination of cool judgement and fearless enterprise , of patience and impetuosity , selfcontrol and self - assertion , opportunism and statesmanship that won for Caesar not merely the mastery of the Roman world ...
It was this singular combination of cool judgement and fearless enterprise , of patience and impetuosity , selfcontrol and self - assertion , opportunism and statesmanship that won for Caesar not merely the mastery of the Roman world ...
Pagina 377
munificence extended to many provincial centres , not merely , for instance , his favourite town of Athens , but also Corinth , which received a public bath , Ephesus a temple , and Smyrna a gymnasium . At Rome he was responsible for ...
munificence extended to many provincial centres , not merely , for instance , his favourite town of Athens , but also Corinth , which received a public bath , Ephesus a temple , and Smyrna a gymnasium . At Rome he was responsible for ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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