A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 493
... imperial juris- diction in general see H. Volkmann , Zur Rechtsprechung im Principat des Augustus . 17 It was an anomaly in Augustus ' constitution that the governors of imperial provinces , though they might have considerable armed ...
... imperial juris- diction in general see H. Volkmann , Zur Rechtsprechung im Principat des Augustus . 17 It was an anomaly in Augustus ' constitution that the governors of imperial provinces , though they might have considerable armed ...
Pagina 534
... imperial ward- robes , and went some way to convert the imperial household into a self - contained economic unit . 26 Lastly , Claudius effected a minor usurpation which had a curiously far - reaching result . Though this emperor ...
... imperial ward- robes , and went some way to convert the imperial household into a self - contained economic unit . 26 Lastly , Claudius effected a minor usurpation which had a curiously far - reaching result . Though this emperor ...
Pagina 556
... imperial household and to prevent con- fusion between the public and the private accounts of Claudius . For the administration of the patrimonium a special bureau was instituted , and the staff of the fiscus was enlarged by the ...
... imperial household and to prevent con- fusion between the public and the private accounts of Claudius . For the administration of the patrimonium a special bureau was instituted , and the staff of the fiscus was enlarged by the ...
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