A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 111
... constituted Comitia was that the several classes voted in succession the people ( while the constituent centuries of each class voted simultaneously ) , accurately and that a centuria praerogativa was selected by lot from the centuries ...
... constituted Comitia was that the several classes voted in succession the people ( while the constituent centuries of each class voted simultaneously ) , accurately and that a centuria praerogativa was selected by lot from the centuries ...
Pagina 345
... constituted before 82. The courts for forgery and for assault are not mentioned before the time of Sulla . No special quaestio was constituted for theft , which was always a civil tort , and not a crime , in the eyes of the Roman law ...
... constituted before 82. The courts for forgery and for assault are not mentioned before the time of Sulla . No special quaestio was constituted for theft , which was always a civil tort , and not a crime , in the eyes of the Roman law ...
Pagina 502
... constituted into the diminutive province of Alpes Maritimae under a military praefectus . The Mt. Cenis route was left in the hands of a trustworthy native chieftain named Cottius , but a detachment of Roman troops was held at his ...
... constituted into the diminutive province of Alpes Maritimae under a military praefectus . The Mt. Cenis route was left in the hands of a trustworthy native chieftain named Cottius , but a detachment of Roman troops was held at his ...
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