A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 123
... gave a general preference to the candidates from certain distinguished families with a proud record of public An open service . Hence the fall of the legal barriers which had excluded aristocracy plebeians from the higher magistracies ...
... gave a general preference to the candidates from certain distinguished families with a proud record of public An open service . Hence the fall of the legal barriers which had excluded aristocracy plebeians from the higher magistracies ...
Pagina 188
... gave the Romans control of the whole left bank of the Rhône as far as Geneva ; but an appeal by the defeated people to their neighbours in Auvergne brought the most powerful of the Celtic tribes , the Arverni , into the field against ...
... gave the Romans control of the whole left bank of the Rhône as far as Geneva ; but an appeal by the defeated people to their neighbours in Auvergne brought the most powerful of the Celtic tribes , the Arverni , into the field against ...
Pagina 504
... gave the Roman empire an almost uniform extension round the Mediterranean basin and a nearly unbroken ring of easily defensible frontiers - oceans , deserts and rivers , whose valleys gave easy lines of lateral communication . The ...
... gave the Roman empire an almost uniform extension round the Mediterranean basin and a nearly unbroken ring of easily defensible frontiers - oceans , deserts and rivers , whose valleys gave easy lines of lateral communication . The ...
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