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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Growth of the imperial executive . Increase of the palace retinue . number of the procuratores who collected taxes and rents on the emperor's account was considerably increased , and their powers were enlarged by the transfer of law ...
Growth of the imperial executive . Increase of the palace retinue . number of the procuratores who collected taxes and rents on the emperor's account was considerably increased , and their powers were enlarged by the transfer of law ...
Pagina 633
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 importa 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 importa panel for the recruitment of high imperial ...
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Nerva transferred part costs of the imperial post from the roadside municipalities in Italy to the Endow- fiscus , and Hadrian similarly relieved the provincial towns . Lastly , ment of under Hadrian and his two successors Vespasian's ...
Nerva transferred part costs of the imperial post from the roadside municipalities in Italy to the Endow- fiscus , and Hadrian similarly relieved the provincial towns . Lastly , ment of under Hadrian and his two successors Vespasian's ...
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