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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In 104 a tribune named Cn . Domitius , who had failed to secure co - optation to the college of augurs through the opposition of Aemilius Scaurus , prosecuted the Grand Old Man on the charge of contravening the augural ritual .
In 104 a tribune named Cn . Domitius , who had failed to secure co - optation to the college of augurs through the opposition of Aemilius Scaurus , prosecuted the Grand Old Man on the charge of contravening the augural ritual .
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A pair of censors named L. Gellius and Cn . Cornelius Lentulus , the first to be appointed since 86 , performed Purgation this duty with unprecedented severity , expelling no less than 64 of the ...
A pair of censors named L. Gellius and Cn . Cornelius Lentulus , the first to be appointed since 86 , performed Purgation this duty with unprecedented severity , expelling no less than 64 of the ...
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In this campaign the Goths encountered a more determined opposition, for a general named Venerianus inflicted a defeat upon their naval flotilla, while Gallienus in person made execution among the marauders in the Balkans.
In this campaign the Goths encountered a more determined opposition, for a general named Venerianus inflicted a defeat upon their naval flotilla, while Gallienus in person made execution among the marauders in the Balkans.
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