A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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intended as a screen for Augustus ' personal autocracy , was suggested by Tacitus and affirmed by Dio Cassius , and it has found wide modern support . If this is correct , Augustus was the most consummate political actor of all time .
intended as a screen for Augustus ' personal autocracy , was suggested by Tacitus and affirmed by Dio Cassius , and it has found wide modern support . If this is correct , Augustus was the most consummate political actor of all time .
Pagina 493
The auctoritas of Augustus conferred no manner of legal prerogative upon him . But it gave him moral justification for executive acts which were not expressly sanctioned by law , especially when these were backed by the Senate's formal ...
The auctoritas of Augustus conferred no manner of legal prerogative upon him . But it gave him moral justification for executive acts which were not expressly sanctioned by law , especially when these were backed by the Senate's formal ...
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of C. Caesar accordingly Augustus adopted Tiberius and restored his tribunician power . In A.D. 13 , when the aged emperor's strength showed signs of failing , he procured a law by which Tiberius was Tiberius invested with an unlimited ...
of C. Caesar accordingly Augustus adopted Tiberius and restored his tribunician power . In A.D. 13 , when the aged emperor's strength showed signs of failing , he procured a law by which Tiberius was Tiberius invested with an unlimited ...
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