A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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An invasion of Further Spain by risings . the Lusitanians in 154 was followed next
year by a Celtiberian rising . In 153-152 the consul Fulvius Nobilior attempted a
direct invasion of Old Castile from Aragon by the valley of the Salo and forced ...
An invasion of Further Spain by risings . the Lusitanians in 154 was followed next
year by a Celtiberian rising . In 153-152 the consul Fulvius Nobilior attempted a
direct invasion of Old Castile from Aragon by the valley of the Salo and forced ...
Pagina 509
It is uncertain how far the Senate followed Augustus ' example of providing fixed
salaries for its governors ; and it had no means of control over them such as the
cursus publicus gave to the emperor . Occasional instances of flagrant ...
It is uncertain how far the Senate followed Augustus ' example of providing fixed
salaries for its governors ; and it had no means of control over them such as the
cursus publicus gave to the emperor . Occasional instances of flagrant ...
Pagina 530
tour in Good ad During the ministry of Seneca and Burrus the government of
ministraNero followed a cautious but efficient administrative routine . The tion by
Burrus and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious scandal , and
outside ...
tour in Good ad During the ministry of Seneca and Burrus the government of
ministraNero followed a cautious but efficient administrative routine . The tion by
Burrus and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious scandal , and
outside ...
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