A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 81
... military array on the Campus Martius , the mustering - ground of the Roman army . At this convention the citizens were marshalled in their appropriate " centuries " , and the assembly accordingly tion . received the name of Comitia ...
... military array on the Campus Martius , the mustering - ground of the Roman army . At this convention the citizens were marshalled in their appropriate " centuries " , and the assembly accordingly tion . received the name of Comitia ...
Pagina 115
... Military Of the individual magistracies , the consulate had been shorn of most of its routine duties and was tending to become an exclusively military office . But the ever growing scale of military operations , and The the regularity ...
... Military Of the individual magistracies , the consulate had been shorn of most of its routine duties and was tending to become an exclusively military office . But the ever growing scale of military operations , and The the regularity ...
Pagina 474
... military officers might again turn their soldiery upon the civil authorities or upon each other. Fifty years of civil war and revolution had created a tradition within the Roman army which none but Octavian could break ; therefore it ...
... military officers might again turn their soldiery upon the civil authorities or upon each other. Fifty years of civil war and revolution had created a tradition within the Roman army which none but Octavian could break ; therefore it ...
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