A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Much as they realized the fatuity of its unmeaning round of sacrifice and ritual ,
they felt that such established institutions had a steadying influence upon the
masses ; and , if only to keep things going as they had always gone , the
aristocracy ...
Much as they realized the fatuity of its unmeaning round of sacrifice and ritual ,
they felt that such established institutions had a steadying influence upon the
masses ; and , if only to keep things going as they had always gone , the
aristocracy ...
Pagina 217
... despite Augustus ' experiment of sharing his sovereignty with the Senate ,
remained the fundamental principle of the new order of things . The Republican
regime , it is true , was never formally repealed , and its ancient institutions
continued ...
... despite Augustus ' experiment of sharing his sovereignty with the Senate ,
remained the fundamental principle of the new order of things . The Republican
regime , it is true , was never formally repealed , and its ancient institutions
continued ...
Pagina 345
The technical methods of manufacture which at the beginning of the imperial era
had been successfully exploited by Italian enterprise , were transmitted , in the
natural course of things , to the Western provinces ; and soon the Western ...
The technical methods of manufacture which at the beginning of the imperial era
had been successfully exploited by Italian enterprise , were transmitted , in the
natural course of things , to the Western provinces ; and soon the Western ...
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Sommario
LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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