A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 242
... consulship ; between 200 and 134 the consulship all but passed into the possession of some twenty - five families , and only five new names were added to the consular fasti.3 By virtue of their monopoly of high office the nobiles ...
... consulship ; between 200 and 134 the consulship all but passed into the possession of some twenty - five families , and only five new names were added to the consular fasti.3 By virtue of their monopoly of high office the nobiles ...
Pagina 325
... consulship which he assumed at last in 88 , and his eventual and Sulla . promotion over the head of Marius was not an act of favour but a due reward of merit . But Marius , who had accepted the slights put upon him during the Italian ...
... consulship which he assumed at last in 88 , and his eventual and Sulla . promotion over the head of Marius was not an act of favour but a due reward of merit . But Marius , who had accepted the slights put upon him during the Italian ...
Pagina 328
... consulship Marius fell ill and died . By this timely decease he salvaged his own reputation and gave Rome a respite from civil war . § 6. THE INTERLUDE BETWEEN THE CIVIL WARS Under the rule of Cinna , who now became the virtual dictator ...
... consulship Marius fell ill and died . By this timely decease he salvaged his own reputation and gave Rome a respite from civil war . § 6. THE INTERLUDE BETWEEN THE CIVIL WARS Under the rule of Cinna , who now became the virtual dictator ...
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