A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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The capture of the consulship by the plebeians carried with it their early admission to all other political offices . In 366 they gained entry to the new magistracy of the curule aediles , which the patricians had created in the ...
The capture of the consulship by the plebeians carried with it their early admission to all other political offices . In 366 they gained entry to the new magistracy of the curule aediles , which the patricians had created in the ...
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... Aemilius Lepidus laid the foundations of a stone bridge (completed in 142), to supplement the old trestle bridge which had hitherto carried all the traffic within the city. But nothing was done to widen or straighten the streets.
... Aemilius Lepidus laid the foundations of a stone bridge (completed in 142), to supplement the old trestle bridge which had hitherto carried all the traffic within the city. But nothing was done to widen or straighten the streets.
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successfully stood a vigorous siege , he carried Asia Minor in a single whirlwind invasion . After this easy triumph Mithridates threw his habitual caution to the winds . In the hope of expelling the Romans from the province of Asia ...
successfully stood a vigorous siege , he carried Asia Minor in a single whirlwind invasion . After this easy triumph Mithridates threw his habitual caution to the winds . In the hope of expelling the Romans from the province of Asia ...
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