A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 82
... field of war . At the same time , therefore , as the patricians created the new military tribunate , they adapted to their needs the office of the " dictator " .24 This magistracy had its origin in Latium , where some of the towns ...
... field of war . At the same time , therefore , as the patricians created the new military tribunate , they adapted to their needs the office of the " dictator " .24 This magistracy had its origin in Latium , where some of the towns ...
Pagina 115
... field of battle - a compliment which custom allowed him to commemorate by appending this honorary title to his name— , to a triumphal procession on his return to the city , and to a large share in the booty ( but on the understanding ...
... field of battle - a compliment which custom allowed him to commemorate by appending this honorary title to his name— , to a triumphal procession on his return to the city , and to a large share in the booty ( but on the understanding ...
Pagina 354
... field forces ( 69-68 ) . In 67 the concentration of all the spare military resources of the empire in the hands of Pompey cut off all sources of fresh supplies . Finally , the new commander - in - chief against the pirates cast his eye ...
... field forces ( 69-68 ) . In 67 the concentration of all the spare military resources of the empire in the hands of Pompey cut off all sources of fresh supplies . Finally , the new commander - in - chief against the pirates cast his eye ...
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