A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 74
But while it gained in authority , it became more rigidly aristocratic . The
customary obligation of selecting the members of the Senate from the noble
houses , which had formerly restricted the king's right of nomination , was made
virtually ...
But while it gained in authority , it became more rigidly aristocratic . The
customary obligation of selecting the members of the Senate from the noble
houses , which had formerly restricted the king's right of nomination , was made
virtually ...
Pagina 273
Rhodes , became the personal friend of Scipio Aemilianus , and from his day the
exponents of the Stoic system were usually received with favour among the
Roman governing class . In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two
...
Rhodes , became the personal friend of Scipio Aemilianus , and from his day the
exponents of the Stoic system were usually received with favour among the
Roman governing class . In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two
...
Pagina 570
In Britain another upstart Lon town , Londinium , became the inevitable focus of
the new continental dinium . traffic ; in the days of Suetonius it already covered
most of the area of the medieval city . With the transition from republic to
monarchy ...
In Britain another upstart Lon town , Londinium , became the inevitable focus of
the new continental dinium . traffic ; in the days of Suetonius it already covered
most of the area of the medieval city . With the transition from republic to
monarchy ...
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