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 re- odium 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 re- odium which for many centuries to come attached to the very name of ...
Pagina 465
... doubt . 16 The works of Sallust- a 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 Sallust- a 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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