A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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After Agrippina . an abortive attempt to drown her in a collapsible boat on the Bay of Naples , 1 Anicetus broke into her residence and had her crudely battered to death . The emperor , who felt little remorse but had a lively fear of ...
After Agrippina . an abortive attempt to drown her in a collapsible boat on the Bay of Naples , 1 Anicetus broke into her residence and had her crudely battered to death . The emperor , who felt little remorse but had a lively fear of ...
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After the death of Domitian the Senate vented its hatred of him by " condemning his memory and ordering his name to be erased from all public monuments . The literary tradition of the following age , taking its cue from the senatorial ...
After the death of Domitian the Senate vented its hatred of him by " condemning his memory and ordering his name to be erased from all public monuments . The literary tradition of the following age , taking its cue from the senatorial ...
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The misapprehensions between emperors and Senate , which had caused mutual irritation under Domitian , gave way to an entente which was not seriously disturbed before the death of M. Aurelius . The emperors habitually convoked the ...
The misapprehensions between emperors and Senate , which had caused mutual irritation under Domitian , gave way to an entente which was not seriously disturbed before the death of M. Aurelius . The emperors habitually convoked the ...
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