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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Pagina 514
13 to the western provinces and with the tribunicia potestas , so that he became
virtually the co - regent of Augustus ; finally , his two eldest sons by Julia were
adopted in 17 by the emperor under the names of Caius and Lucius Caesar .
13 to the western provinces and with the tribunicia potestas , so that he became
virtually the co - regent of Augustus ; finally , his two eldest sons by Julia were
adopted in 17 by the emperor under the names of Caius and Lucius Caesar .
Pagina 522
21 22 had stipulated that the future emperor should in his turn adopt his nephew
Germanicus and arrange the next succession in his favour . Although Tiberius
had a son of his own by his first wife , Drusus II . , Domestic he acquiesced in this
...
21 22 had stipulated that the future emperor should in his turn adopt his nephew
Germanicus and arrange the next succession in his favour . Although Tiberius
had a son of his own by his first wife , Drusus II . , Domestic he acquiesced in this
...
Pagina 533
These powers , it is true , were exercised subject to the emperor ' s overriding
right of nomination or commendation ( p . 477 ) , and the consulships , at any rate
, always remained in his gift . But Tiberius made sparing use of his right of direct ...
These powers , it is true , were exercised subject to the emperor ' s overriding
right of nomination or commendation ( p . 477 ) , and the consulships , at any rate
, always remained in his gift . But Tiberius made sparing use of his right of direct ...
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