A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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In 221 Antigonus ' successor , Philip V , continued this policy ; and , as may well be imagined , he was none too pleased when Rome intervened once more to suppress Demetrius and even captured his island stronghold of Pharos .
In 221 Antigonus ' successor , Philip V , continued this policy ; and , as may well be imagined , he was none too pleased when Rome intervened once more to suppress Demetrius and even captured his island stronghold of Pharos .
Pagina 107
But since it had apparently been divided into groups of seniors and juniors , men over forty - six commanded one half of its voting - power —a fact which continued to give it a strongly conservative trend . 2 As the franchise had been ...
But since it had apparently been divided into groups of seniors and juniors , men over forty - six commanded one half of its voting - power —a fact which continued to give it a strongly conservative trend . 2 As the franchise had been ...
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But , while the common folk thus continued to seek emotional satisfaction in the worship of alien deities , the aristocracy , now educated in the ideas of Greece , were growing sceptical . But , though sceptical , they did not outwardly ...
But , while the common folk thus continued to seek emotional satisfaction in the worship of alien deities , the aristocracy , now educated in the ideas of Greece , were growing sceptical . But , though sceptical , they did not outwardly ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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