A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 240
... continued to rise . But as the distance which separated them from the capital grew ever longer , their opportunities of putting their suffrages to use became less frequent , Moreover , the increase in the country vote was ...
... continued to rise . But as the distance which separated them from the capital grew ever longer , their opportunities of putting their suffrages to use became less frequent , Moreover , the increase in the country vote was ...
Pagina 542
... Continued like Samuel and David , and not a few sought to prepare the way for him by preliminary insurrections . Shortly after the Roman annexation in A.D. 6 armed opposition was offered to the Roman census officials , and bands of ...
... Continued like Samuel and David , and not a few sought to prepare the way for him by preliminary insurrections . Shortly after the Roman annexation in A.D. 6 armed opposition was offered to the Roman census officials , and bands of ...
Pagina 570
... continued to crack under the strain of obligatory luxury . It became nothing unusual for scions of noble houses to go cap in hand to emperors , or to solicit their attention by appearing on the stage and in the arena . Under Tiberius ...
... continued to crack under the strain of obligatory luxury . It became nothing unusual for scions of noble houses to go cap in hand to emperors , or to solicit their attention by appearing on the stage and in the arena . Under Tiberius ...
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