A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 135
... ment of a more imaginative and exacting religion was allowed to disturb the mental composure of the Roman people . § 8. EARLY ROMAN LITERATURE 28 The distrust of exuberance in emotion which cramped the develop- ment of Roman religion ...
... ment of a more imaginative and exacting religion was allowed to disturb the mental composure of the Roman people . § 8. EARLY ROMAN LITERATURE 28 The distrust of exuberance in emotion which cramped the develop- ment of Roman religion ...
Pagina 270
... ment . As a friend of Scípio Aemilianus , Lucilius could aim his shafts with impunity at his pet aversions , the restless parvenu and the political chauvinist . 66 " " The branch of verse which derived most immediately from native epic ...
... ment . As a friend of Scípio Aemilianus , Lucilius could aim his shafts with impunity at his pet aversions , the restless parvenu and the political chauvinist . 66 " " The branch of verse which derived most immediately from native epic ...
Pagina 562
... ments in the treat- ment of slaves . Improve- ments in crop- farming . So long as the city of Rome laid the provinces under contribution for its supplies of wheat , the Italian country - side merely grew for its own consumption ...
... ments in the treat- ment of slaves . Improve- ments in crop- farming . So long as the city of Rome laid the provinces under contribution for its supplies of wheat , the Italian country - side merely grew for its own consumption ...
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