A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 483
... Agrippa's from his private revenue to further reconstruction , to the completion public of Caesar's unfinished buildings , and to new public works ; and he encouraged his chief military officers , among whom Agrippa again proved himself ...
... Agrippa's from his private revenue to further reconstruction , to the completion public of Caesar's unfinished buildings , and to new public works ; and he encouraged his chief military officers , among whom Agrippa again proved himself ...
Pagina 513
... Agrippa were irresistible . Accordingly , when Agrippa . the emperor stood at the point of death in 23 , he handed his signet ring to Agrippa . On his recovery he procured for Agrippa an imperium proconsulare over all the imperial ...
... Agrippa were irresistible . Accordingly , when Agrippa . the emperor stood at the point of death in 23 , he handed his signet ring to Agrippa . On his recovery he procured for Agrippa an imperium proconsulare over all the imperial ...
Pagina 543
... Agrippa , who possessed influence kingdom at the Roman court , the emperor relented ; but the mere attempt to of Herod introduce emperor - worship into Palestine strengthened the hands of Agrippa . the anti - Roman zealots . A more ...
... Agrippa , who possessed influence kingdom at the Roman court , the emperor relented ; but the mere attempt to of Herod introduce emperor - worship into Palestine strengthened the hands of Agrippa . the anti - Roman zealots . A more ...
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