A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 706
... SEVERUS In contrast with Vespasian , Severus had won the imperial power by his own exertions , and he took personal charge of the chief foreign wars of his reign . It was a piece of good fortune for the Roman empire that no serious ...
... SEVERUS In contrast with Vespasian , Severus had won the imperial power by his own exertions , and he took personal charge of the chief foreign wars of his reign . It was a piece of good fortune for the Roman empire that no serious ...
Pagina 707
... Severus , despite his sixty - three years Severus ' of age , arrived in person to regulate the affairs of Britain . For three campaigns years the emperor stayed in the province with his two sons , Caracalla in Soot- and Geta ; in 209 he ...
... Severus , despite his sixty - three years Severus ' of age , arrived in person to regulate the affairs of Britain . For three campaigns years the emperor stayed in the province with his two sons , Caracalla in Soot- and Geta ; in 209 he ...
Pagina 708
... Severus did no more than recognise an accomplished fact when he gave them legal validity . The conversion of the Roman army into a frontier militia was carried one step further by Severus when he offered hereditary leases of Roman crown ...
... Severus did no more than recognise an accomplished fact when he gave them legal validity . The conversion of the Roman army into a frontier militia was carried one step further by Severus when he offered hereditary leases of Roman crown ...
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