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 72
About 500 B . C . the patrician gentes , comes an which at that time numbered
about fifty , contained less than onearistocratic tenth of the free population . But
their wealth and power of patronage , and their esprit de corps , intensified by the
...
About 500 B . C . the patrician gentes , comes an which at that time numbered
about fifty , contained less than onearistocratic tenth of the free population . But
their wealth and power of patronage , and their esprit de corps , intensified by the
...
Pagina 557
... the new professional executive was getting into its stride . It was perhaps the
greatest merit of Tiberius that he was no less judicious than Augustus in selecting
his officials , and no less vigilant , in his early reign at least , in controlling them .
... the new professional executive was getting into its stride . It was perhaps the
greatest merit of Tiberius that he was no less judicious than Augustus in selecting
his officials , and no less vigilant , in his early reign at least , in controlling them .
Pagina 779
its communications ; and , if the Jews remained an alien element , the Oriental
populations in the Roman dominions were none the less loyal and helpful , in
spite of their differences of language and culture . The most obvious of all ...
its communications ; and , if the Jews remained an alien element , the Oriental
populations in the Roman dominions were none the less loyal and helpful , in
spite of their differences of language and culture . The most obvious of all ...
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