A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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The alien origin of the second Tarquin was no 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 odium which for many centuries to
come ...
The alien origin of the second Tarquin was no 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 odium which for many centuries to
come ...
Pagina 211
57), but is called into doubt by Arrian (vii. 15.5-6), a far better authority. * On the
alleged treaty between Rome and Rhodes in 306 see the conclusive disproof by
M Holleaux in Rome et la Grèce et les monarchies Aellénistiques au 32me siècle
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57), but is called into doubt by Arrian (vii. 15.5-6), a far better authority. * On the
alleged treaty between Rome and Rhodes in 306 see the conclusive disproof by
M Holleaux in Rome et la Grèce et les monarchies Aellénistiques au 32me siècle
...
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JUDAEA Hadrian's decision to retire from Armenia and Mesopotamia was no
doubt influenced by the rebellions which broke out in Trajan's rear in 116. These
insurrections were the result of a concerted plot in which the Jews of the
Dispersion ...
JUDAEA Hadrian's decision to retire from Armenia and Mesopotamia was no
doubt influenced by the rebellions which broke out in Trajan's rear in 116. These
insurrections were the result of a concerted plot in which the Jews of the
Dispersion ...
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