A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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In IOA a tribune named Cn. Domitius, who had failed to secure co-optation to the
college of augurs through the opposition of Aemilius Scaurus, prosecuted the
Grand Old Man on the charge of contravening the augural ritual. In this obviously
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In IOA a tribune named Cn. Domitius, who had failed to secure co-optation to the
college of augurs through the opposition of Aemilius Scaurus, prosecuted the
Grand Old Man on the charge of contravening the augural ritual. In this obviously
...
Pagina 726
In this campaign the Goths encountered a more determined opposition, for a
general named Venerianus inflicted a defeat upon their naval flotilla, while
Gallienus in person made execution among the marauders in the Balkans. But
again ...
In this campaign the Goths encountered a more determined opposition, for a
general named Venerianus inflicted a defeat upon their naval flotilla, while
Gallienus in person made execution among the marauders in the Balkans. But
again ...
Pagina 772
In 406 a rebellion by a pretender named Constantine, who deserted his post in
Britain in order to cut his way through to Rome, threw open all the frontiers of
western Europe. In Britain, where Picts and Scots and Saxons were slow to seize
their ...
In 406 a rebellion by a pretender named Constantine, who deserted his post in
Britain in order to cut his way through to Rome, threw open all the frontiers of
western Europe. In Britain, where Picts and Scots and Saxons were slow to seize
their ...
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