A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained their posts and preserved a great measure of continuity in the administration . Under the Flavian emperors the executive officials were subjected to the ...
... emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained their posts and preserved a great measure of continuity in the administration . Under the Flavian emperors the executive officials were subjected to the ...
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... 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 Senate and kept it informed of ...
... 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 Senate and kept it informed of ...
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... emperors . From that date the Roman emperors became autocrats ruling in their own right - subject only to the acclamatio of the soldiers , and the theory that their power was derived from the Senate was allowed to lapse.9 Rome . The ...
... emperors . From that date the Roman emperors became autocrats ruling in their own right - subject only to the acclamatio of the soldiers , and the theory that their power was derived from the Senate was allowed to lapse.9 Rome . The ...
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