A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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It is in the main due to correspondthe survival of Cicero's letters that our
knowledge of life under the *** later republic is more vivid and varied than that of
any other period of Roman history. Lastly, though the patronage of Roman
nobles still ...
It is in the main due to correspondthe survival of Cicero's letters that our
knowledge of life under the *** later republic is more vivid and varied than that of
any other period of Roman history. Lastly, though the patronage of Roman
nobles still ...
Pagina 585
The more ambitious writers henceforth turned their hands to the more intensive
study of brief periods of recent history. A good example of this kind of monograph
had been fur-Asinius nished by Asinius Pollio, who used the leisure of his later ...
The more ambitious writers henceforth turned their hands to the more intensive
study of brief periods of recent history. A good example of this kind of monograph
had been fur-Asinius nished by Asinius Pollio, who used the leisure of his later ...
Pagina 747
But in fairness to the later Roman emperors it should be borne in Merits of mind
that they were in the position of a ship's captain labouring the later against time to
bale out a heavily leaking vessel. Under such condi- “” tions it would be strange ...
But in fairness to the later Roman emperors it should be borne in Merits of mind
that they were in the position of a ship's captain labouring the later against time to
bale out a heavily leaking vessel. Under such condi- “” tions it would be strange ...
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