A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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L. Antonius attacks Octavian . name at Praeneste and made a dash upon Rome , where he promised to the people that Antony would restore the republic on his return , and obtained authority ( probably in the form of a Senatus Consultum ...
L. Antonius attacks Octavian . name at Praeneste and made a dash upon Rome , where he promised to the people that Antony would restore the republic on his return , and obtained authority ( probably in the form of a Senatus Consultum ...
Pagina 444
At a subsequent session of the House Octavian spoke in his own defence , and he had the satisfaction of driving the ... But the flight of Sosius and Domitius was not so much due to Octavian's counter - arguments , as to his menacing ...
At a subsequent session of the House Octavian spoke in his own defence , and he had the satisfaction of driving the ... But the flight of Sosius and Domitius was not so much due to Octavian's counter - arguments , as to his menacing ...
Pagina 474
Fifty years of civil war and revolution had created a tradition within the Roman army which none but Octavian could break ; therefore it was his duty no less than his right to keep the entire military imperium in his own hands.
Fifty years of civil war and revolution had created a tradition within the Roman army which none but Octavian could break ; therefore it was his duty no less than his right to keep the entire military imperium in his own hands.
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