A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 284
... Tiberius hereupon reassembled the Tribal Assembly and procured Octavius ' deposition from office . In adopting this short way with a dissenting colleague , Tiberius took a course which was wholly unprecedented , ” but for the time being ...
... Tiberius hereupon reassembled the Tribal Assembly and procured Octavius ' deposition from office . In adopting this short way with a dissenting colleague , Tiberius took a course which was wholly unprecedented , ” but for the time being ...
Pagina 295
... Tiberius ' legislation . 5 That Tiberius ' allotments were standardised at a uniform measurement of thirty iugera ( c . 18 acres ) is an unwarranted inference from a sadly mutilated paragraph in the agrarian law of 111. ( Bruns ...
... Tiberius ' legislation . 5 That Tiberius ' allotments were standardised at a uniform measurement of thirty iugera ( c . 18 acres ) is an unwarranted inference from a sadly mutilated paragraph in the agrarian law of 111. ( Bruns ...
Pagina 538
... Tiberius ' motto see Suetonius , Tiberius , lix . 2 ; for his diffidence , Tacitus , Annals , i . 80. 3 ( “ ut callidum eius ingenium , ita anxium iudicium ” ) . That Tiberius was not merely shamming reluctance to office may be inferred ...
... Tiberius ' motto see Suetonius , Tiberius , lix . 2 ; for his diffidence , Tacitus , Annals , i . 80. 3 ( “ ut callidum eius ingenium , ita anxium iudicium ” ) . That Tiberius was not merely shamming reluctance to office may be inferred ...
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