A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 61
... doubt also a reason why this king was the last . In the belief of the Romans their monarchy was ended in 509 by a bloodless but forcible revolution , and the The reodium which for many centuries to come attached to the very name of ...
... doubt also a reason why this king was the last . In the belief of the Romans their monarchy was ended in 509 by a bloodless but forcible revolution , and the The reodium which for many centuries to come attached to the very name of ...
Pagina 465
... doubt.16 The works of Sallusta partisan of Caesar who ruined his career by scandalous extortion , yet took up his pen to expose corruption elsewhere - exhibit two Roman characteristics , terse expression and mordant criticism , in ...
... doubt.16 The works of Sallusta partisan of Caesar who ruined his career by scandalous extortion , yet took up his pen to expose corruption elsewhere - exhibit two Roman characteristics , terse expression and mordant criticism , in ...
Pagina 773
... doubt will remain widely divergent . But every discussion of causes must take into account the time at which the Decline began . The later second and early third centuries may be described as a period of stagnation , but not of general ...
... doubt will remain widely divergent . But every discussion of causes must take into account the time at which the Decline began . The later second and early third centuries may be described as a period of stagnation , but not of general ...
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