The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 277
... Emperor , came forward with charges which must often have been totally unfounded . In the second place , the Senate , feeling the Emperor's eye to be upon them , showed themselves only too ready to listen to such charges . So a treason ...
... Emperor , came forward with charges which must often have been totally unfounded . In the second place , the Senate , feeling the Emperor's eye to be upon them , showed themselves only too ready to listen to such charges . So a treason ...
Pagina 388
... Emperor and still more for a young Emperor - to be at the centre of affairs during the dangerous transitional period of his accession ; but , if this were so , it was one of the very few wise acts of Commodus ' lamentable reign . III ...
... Emperor and still more for a young Emperor - to be at the centre of affairs during the dangerous transitional period of his accession ; but , if this were so , it was one of the very few wise acts of Commodus ' lamentable reign . III ...
Pagina 456
... ( Emperor ) , 267 sqq . Tiberius , Claudius Nero , 273 Tibiscum , 362 Ticinus ( River ) , 59 Tigranes , 150 , 167 , 260 Tigellinus , 295 sqq . Tigranocerta , 168 , 294 Tiguina , 138 Tiridates , 266 sqq . , 294 Titus ( Emperor ) , 305 ...
... ( Emperor ) , 267 sqq . Tiberius , Claudius Nero , 273 Tibiscum , 362 Ticinus ( River ) , 59 Tigranes , 150 , 167 , 260 Tigellinus , 295 sqq . Tigranocerta , 168 , 294 Tiguina , 138 Tiridates , 266 sqq . , 294 Titus ( Emperor ) , 305 ...
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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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