A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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In the colonial law provision had been made for allotments to Latins and Italians (
who had contributed their full share to Marius ' victories ) , and for the conferment
of full Roman franchise upon a select number of them . Saturninus These ...
In the colonial law provision had been made for allotments to Latins and Italians (
who had contributed their full share to Marius ' victories ) , and for the conferment
of full Roman franchise upon a select number of them . Saturninus These ...
Pagina 325
Having carried its distrust of Marius to perilous lengths in the Italian War , the
Senate naturally passed him over as a candidate for the command against
Mithridates . His successful rival was a scion of an impoverished patrician family
which ...
Having carried its distrust of Marius to perilous lengths in the Italian War , the
Senate naturally passed him over as a candidate for the command against
Mithridates . His successful rival was a scion of an impoverished patrician family
which ...
Pagina 327
11 On his way back to Rome with this He is strangely assorted levy he joined
hands with Marius , who had mean- joined by while landed in Etruria with
another unofficial force recruited among Marius . his old soldiers in Africa , and
was ...
11 On his way back to Rome with this He is strangely assorted levy he joined
hands with Marius , who had mean- joined by while landed in Etruria with
another unofficial force recruited among Marius . his old soldiers in Africa , and
was ...
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