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 465
Max Cary, D. Litt. purnius Piso ( consul in 133 ) produced the last example , was
superseded by more voluminous histories extending into twenty or more volumes
. A certain Cn . Gellius , whose work has been mercifully The later obliterated ...
Max Cary, D. Litt. purnius Piso ( consul in 133 ) produced the last example , was
superseded by more voluminous histories extending into twenty or more volumes
. A certain Cn . Gellius , whose work has been mercifully The later obliterated ...
Pagina 747
But in fairness to the later Roman emperors it should be borne in Merits of mind
that they were in the position of a ship ' s captain labouring the later against time
to bale out a heavily leaking vessel . Under such condi - emperors . tions it would
...
But in fairness to the later Roman emperors it should be borne in Merits of mind
that they were in the position of a ship ' s captain labouring the later against time
to bale out a heavily leaking vessel . Under such condi - emperors . tions it would
...
Pagina 759
These later Latin panegyrics resembled that of Pliny the Younger in being
thanksgivings to emperors for political preferment ; but their style was modelled
on that of Cicero , whose amplitude they reproduced without his forcefulness and
wit .
These later Latin panegyrics resembled that of Pliny the Younger in being
thanksgivings to emperors for political preferment ; but their style was modelled
on that of Cicero , whose amplitude they reproduced without his forcefulness and
wit .
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