A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS No set rules were framed at first for the
appointment of provincial The governors . Probably it was left to the consuls to
nominate , on the Roman Senate's advice , any two persons qualified to act as
their ...
THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNORS No set rules were framed at first for the
appointment of provincial The governors . Probably it was left to the consuls to
nominate , on the Roman Senate's advice , any two persons qualified to act as
their ...
Pagina 234
cani usurers . ality , and of the connivance of rapacious or weak governors , to
search the pockets of the natives . ... and sometimes did not wait and to assure
themselves of the connivance of the governor before they fleeced the tax - payers
.
cani usurers . ality , and of the connivance of rapacious or weak governors , to
search the pockets of the natives . ... and sometimes did not wait and to assure
themselves of the connivance of the governor before they fleeced the tax - payers
.
Pagina 509
But in the long run all questions of administrative reform in the Augustus '
provinces resolved themselves into the more careful selection and choice of
more effective control of the governors . In the provinces of which acting he was
titular ...
But in the long run all questions of administrative reform in the Augustus '
provinces resolved themselves into the more careful selection and choice of
more effective control of the governors . In the provinces of which acting he was
titular ...
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