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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Under the Roman kings they were constituted as territorial divisions for the recruitment of the citizen army ( p . ... The chief function of this assembly was to ratify the choice of a new king by a lex curiata de imperio , by which it ...
Under the Roman kings they were constituted as territorial divisions for the recruitment of the citizen army ( p . ... The chief function of this assembly was to ratify the choice of a new king by a lex curiata de imperio , by which it ...
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The plenary power of the kings was reflected in their outward insignia . Like the rulers of the Etruscan cities ... As executive head of the state , the king had a threefold competence . He was charged with the maintenance of the pax ...
The plenary power of the kings was reflected in their outward insignia . Like the rulers of the Etruscan cities ... As executive head of the state , the king had a threefold competence . He was charged with the maintenance of the pax ...
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A Roman commis- sioner The king remained in undisturbed possession of Cappadocia until 95 , when Nicomedes II . of Bithynia , who had been an accomplice in his aggressions but had since quarrelled with him about the spoils , directed a ...
A Roman commis- sioner The king remained in undisturbed possession of Cappadocia until 95 , when Nicomedes II . of Bithynia , who had been an accomplice in his aggressions but had since quarrelled with him about the spoils , directed a ...
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