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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14 On the imperial Roman army see H. M. D. Parker , The Roman Legions ; G. L. Cheesman , The Auxilia of the Imperial Roman Army ; H. Ritterling , article " Legio " in Pauly - Wissowa - Kroll , vol . xii . cols . 1211 ff .
14 On the imperial Roman army see H. M. D. Parker , The Roman Legions ; G. L. Cheesman , The Auxilia of the Imperial Roman Army ; H. Ritterling , article " Legio " in Pauly - Wissowa - Kroll , vol . xii . cols . 1211 ff .
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By the end of the second small century the Senate had become fairly representative of the empire practical as a whole ; but it was now of small practical importance , except as import- a panel for the recruitment of high imperial ...
By the end of the second small century the Senate had become fairly representative of the empire practical as a whole ; but it was now of small practical importance , except as import- a panel for the recruitment of high imperial ...
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66 which the republican tradition at Rome had consistently refused to recognise and the early emperors had not drawn sharply , was estab- lished within the equestrian ranks of the imperial service . In the military branch of the service ...
66 which the republican tradition at Rome had consistently refused to recognise and the early emperors had not drawn sharply , was estab- lished within the equestrian ranks of the imperial service . In the military branch of the service ...
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