A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1963 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 115
... 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 - sufficiency . Thus , in its purest form at any rate , it was a trifle too abstract for ...
... 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 - sufficiency . Thus , in its purest form at any rate , it was a trifle too abstract for ...
Pagina 182
... merely the mastery of the Roman world , but the claim to have laid the foundation of the greatest imperial experiment in history . I. CAESAR'S CONSULSHIP , 59 B.C. Spain was not unknown to Caesar . He had served there as quaestor , and ...
... merely the mastery of the Roman world , but the claim to have laid the foundation of the greatest imperial experiment in history . I. CAESAR'S CONSULSHIP , 59 B.C. Spain was not unknown to Caesar . He had served there as quaestor , and ...
Pagina 377
... merely a vast series of halls , corridors , and bath - houses , but also many replicas of famous buildings which Hadrian had noted and admired in Greece . For the artist - Emperor who had conceived and planned this astonishing building ...
... merely a vast series of halls , corridors , and bath - houses , but also many replicas of famous buildings which Hadrian had noted and admired in Greece . For the artist - Emperor who had conceived and planned this astonishing building ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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