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 534
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 -
suits ...
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 -
suits ...
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 import a panel for the recruitment of high imperial
officials . But the ...
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
officials . But the ...
Pagina 638
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 policy of ...
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 policy of ...
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