A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Copies of treaties were sometimes, as in the regal Early period, exhibited in
public places, and a few of these survived intact “” to the end of the republican
age. But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican
period ...
Copies of treaties were sometimes, as in the regal Early period, exhibited in
public places, and a few of these survived intact “” to the end of the republican
age. But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican
period ...
Pagina 49
CHAPTER VI ROME IN THE PERIOD OF THE KINGS § 1. THE SEVEN KINGs.
THEIR HISTORICAL REALITY At the time when the city of Rome was founded,
the prevalent form The seven of government among those Italian communities
which ...
CHAPTER VI ROME IN THE PERIOD OF THE KINGS § 1. THE SEVEN KINGs.
THEIR HISTORICAL REALITY At the time when the city of Rome was founded,
the prevalent form The seven of government among those Italian communities
which ...
Pagina 700
On the architecture of the period see D. S. Robertson, Handbook of Greek and
Roman Architecture, ch. xv.; Homo, La Civilisation romaine, t. ii. ch. ii. p * On the
remains of Timgad see G. Boissier, L'Afrique romaine, ch. v. * On the basilica of ...
On the architecture of the period see D. S. Robertson, Handbook of Greek and
Roman Architecture, ch. xv.; Homo, La Civilisation romaine, t. ii. ch. ii. p * On the
remains of Timgad see G. Boissier, L'Afrique romaine, ch. v. * On the basilica of ...
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