A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 113
In 351 the same plebeian leader was elected to a censorship ; in 337 Q. Publilius
Philo , who had already held a dictatorship in 339 and in that capacity had
carried some important new laws ( p . 112 ) , held the first plebeian praetorship .
In 351 the same plebeian leader was elected to a censorship ; in 337 Q. Publilius
Philo , who had already held a dictatorship in 339 and in that capacity had
carried some important new laws ( p . 112 ) , held the first plebeian praetorship .
Pagina 286
A court of inquiry was held over him , but no evidence of foul play was produced ,
and there is no warrant for assuming that the partisans of Tiberius in this case
took a leaf out of Scipio Nasica's book . The grievances of the Italian allies
against ...
A court of inquiry was held over him , but no evidence of foul play was produced ,
and there is no warrant for assuming that the partisans of Tiberius in this case
took a leaf out of Scipio Nasica's book . The grievances of the Italian allies
against ...
Pagina 762
The cult of Isis , whose somewhat sentimental philanthropy might have been
expected to find favour in an age that was losing its self - confidence , no more
than held its ground after the period of the Severi . The attempt of Elagabalus
Eastern ...
The cult of Isis , whose somewhat sentimental philanthropy might have been
expected to find favour in an age that was losing its self - confidence , no more
than held its ground after the period of the Severi . The attempt of Elagabalus
Eastern ...
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