A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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This set a sound precedent for bankruptcy proceedings , on which further improvements were presently made ; and the practice of enslavement for debt came virtually to an end . Last , but not least , it was enacted that of the two yearly ...
This set a sound precedent for bankruptcy proceedings , on which further improvements were presently made ; and the practice of enslavement for debt came virtually to an end . Last , but not least , it was enacted that of the two yearly ...
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After another period in the East , where he studied rhetoric at Rhodes and saw further service in the Mithridatic War , he was back again in the capital and had joined the reformers in their attack on the Sullan constitution .
After another period in the East , where he studied rhetoric at Rhodes and saw further service in the Mithridatic War , he was back again in the capital and had joined the reformers in their attack on the Sullan constitution .
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The Illyrian troops were made over to him by the sympathetic governor , and in 43 the Senate further sanctioned him to take charge of Macedon . Meantime in the Further East Cassius had been equally successful . He went first to Syria .
The Illyrian troops were made over to him by the sympathetic governor , and in 43 the Senate further sanctioned him to take charge of Macedon . Meantime in the Further East Cassius had been equally successful . He went first to Syria .
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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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