A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 68
... passed into Britain and Spain , and had occupied the greater part of France.14 About 400 the current of Migrations Celtic migration was deflected eastward . The Danubian Celts in- of the vaded the Balkans ; those of France , whom the ...
... passed into Britain and Spain , and had occupied the greater part of France.14 About 400 the current of Migrations Celtic migration was deflected eastward . The Danubian Celts in- of the vaded the Balkans ; those of France , whom the ...
Pagina 293
... passed , but in the event it proved superfluous , for in the mean- time the issue between Caius and the Senate had been fought out with other weapons . " senatus " consultum ultimum " While Minucius ' law was under discussion , an ...
... passed , but in the event it proved superfluous , for in the mean- time the issue between Caius and the Senate had been fought out with other weapons . " senatus " consultum ultimum " While Minucius ' law was under discussion , an ...
Pagina 695
... passed by Tacitus in a minor work ( De Oratoribus ) , in which he frankly con- fessed that under the régime of the emperors , where eloquence had lost most of its practical efficacy , a second Cicero need not be expected . Pliny invited ...
... passed by Tacitus in a minor work ( De Oratoribus ) , in which he frankly con- fessed that under the régime of the emperors , where eloquence had lost most of its practical efficacy , a second Cicero need not be expected . Pliny invited ...
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