A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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13 Of the eight praetors , two were chief civil judges , holding respectively the sors urbana and the sors peregrina ; six presided over the jury - courts . Additional presidents for the jury - courts were drawn from the ex - aediles ...
13 Of the eight praetors , two were chief civil judges , holding respectively the sors urbana and the sors peregrina ; six presided over the jury - courts . Additional presidents for the jury - courts were drawn from the ex - aediles ...
Pagina 374
Having rallied volutions , against Catiline all the more solid elements in the Roman state that stood to lose by civil disorder , he conceived a more permanent Concord of the Orders or " of all Good Men " , and more particularly strove ...
Having rallied volutions , against Catiline all the more solid elements in the Roman state that stood to lose by civil disorder , he conceived a more permanent Concord of the Orders or " of all Good Men " , and more particularly strove ...
Pagina 398
14 Tentative suggestions were made at Rome by those anxious to avoid civil war , that either Pompey or Caesar should be sent to Syria . This would have been almost as good a guarantee of civil peace as Curio's proposal of joint ...
14 Tentative suggestions were made at Rome by those anxious to avoid civil war , that either Pompey or Caesar should be sent to Syria . This would have been almost as good a guarantee of civil peace as Curio's proposal of joint ...
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