A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 493
... 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 approval . - See v ...
... 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 approval . - See v ...
Pagina 504
... Augustus the insecurity of the existing Macedonian frontier . He therefore made over some of Advance of the legions ... Augustus initiated the policy of controlled settlement of land - hungry trans Danubian tribes in Moesia by admitting ...
... Augustus the insecurity of the existing Macedonian frontier . He therefore made over some of Advance of the legions ... Augustus initiated the policy of controlled settlement of land - hungry trans Danubian tribes in Moesia by admitting ...
Pagina 515
... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
... Augustus ' work , and the first and most important succession between emperors took place almost without a jolt . § 10. CONCLUSION The reign of Augustus was as much the turning point of Roman history as Roman history was the pivot of ...
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