A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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The probable reason for this long-continued desolation was that in this region volcanic activity endured through the greater part of the bronze age, and that after the flow of lava from the Ciminian mountains of southern Etruria had ...
The probable reason for this long-continued desolation was that in this region volcanic activity endured through the greater part of the bronze age, and that after the flow of lava from the Ciminian mountains of southern Etruria had ...
Pagina 570
Their numbers were being still further reduced by death sentences under the renewed reigns of terror , and by a barrenness of progeny which was often self - imposed ; and their fortunes continued to crack under the strain of obligatory ...
Their numbers were being still further reduced by death sentences under the renewed reigns of terror , and by a barrenness of progeny which was often self - imposed ; and their fortunes continued to crack under the strain of obligatory ...
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Rome remained a monster city; but it owed its false prosperity to the fact that even after it had ceased to be the principal seat of government it continued to be pampered by emperors and persons of wealth, and still drew its rations of ...
Rome remained a monster city; but it owed its false prosperity to the fact that even after it had ceased to be the principal seat of government it continued to be pampered by emperors and persons of wealth, and still drew its rations of ...
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