A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 480
... EXECUTIVE To carry out the multifarious duties which Augustus partly took and partly had thrust upon him , he instituted a special executive of his own , which expanded under his successors into the most extensive bureaucracy of ancient ...
... EXECUTIVE To carry out the multifarious duties which Augustus partly took and partly had thrust upon him , he instituted a special executive of his own , which expanded under his successors into the most extensive bureaucracy of ancient ...
Pagina 610
... executive . Equites replace freedmen . 3 In the civil wars of 69 the value of the new professional executive had been set forth in a clear light . While emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained ...
... executive . Equites replace freedmen . 3 In the civil wars of 69 the value of the new professional executive had been set forth in a clear light . While emperors came and went , the professional functionaries for the most part retained ...
Pagina 743
... executive Diocletian carried right Separation through the principle of separating the military from the civilian of civilian and milioffices . While the rector of a province had charge of jurisdiction tary funcand taxation , a dux or ...
... executive Diocletian carried right Separation through the principle of separating the military from the civilian of civilian and milioffices . While the rector of a province had charge of jurisdiction tary funcand taxation , a dux or ...
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