A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 480
... executive . 17 § 3. THE NEW 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 ...
... executive . 17 § 3. THE NEW 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 ...
Pagina 610
... executive . Equites replace freedmen . 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 . 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 offices . While the rector of a province had charge of jurisdiction and taxation , a dux or comes took command ...
... executive Diocletian carried right Separation through the principle of separating the military from the civilian of civilian offices . While the rector of a province had charge of jurisdiction and taxation , a dux or comes took command ...
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