A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 43
But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican
period had any accurate knowledge of the early republican laws mentioned by
them . The actual texts of the laws were seldom quoted by them , and then only in
small ...
But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican
period had any accurate knowledge of the early republican laws mentioned by
them . The actual texts of the laws were seldom quoted by them , and then only in
small ...
Pagina 118
But the story that he aimed at a tyranny and had to be forcibly suppressed is
probably an invention of the Gracchan period . Similarly the alleged
LicinioSextian law of 367 , providing for a scaling - down of debts , is almost
certainly a reflexion ...
But the story that he aimed at a tyranny and had to be forcibly suppressed is
probably an invention of the Gracchan period . Similarly the alleged
LicinioSextian law of 367 , providing for a scaling - down of debts , is almost
certainly a reflexion ...
Pagina 760
Yet in this period , despite the efforts of annotators and grammarians , many of
the works of earlier Latin authors ceased to be studied or ( as in the case of Livy )
were only consumed in compendia and peptonised tablets . It was fortunate that
in ...
Yet in this period , despite the efforts of annotators and grammarians , many of
the works of earlier Latin authors ceased to be studied or ( as in the case of Livy )
were only consumed in compendia and peptonised tablets . It was fortunate that
in ...
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