A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 79
... permanent slavery . But while they mitigated the consequences of insolvency , they pro- vided no remedy for the conditions which plunged men into debt . Finally , the code contained a provision which was calculated to sharpen the ...
... permanent slavery . But while they mitigated the consequences of insolvency , they pro- vided no remedy for the conditions which plunged men into debt . Finally , the code contained a provision which was calculated to sharpen the ...
Pagina 485
... permanent officer named the The praefectus vigilum , and provided him with a brigade of 3500 firemen praefectus in seven cohorts , each of which took charge of two urban regions . vigilum . Though this reform did not put Rome beyond the ...
... permanent officer named the The praefectus vigilum , and provided him with a brigade of 3500 firemen praefectus in seven cohorts , each of which took charge of two urban regions . vigilum . Though this reform did not put Rome beyond the ...
Pagina 636
... permanent utility . Though here and there a man of wealth invested his money in a market - hall or school or aqueduct , or undertook to repave and redrain his city , more frequently he half- wasted his funds on free dinners , theatrical ...
... permanent utility . Though here and there a man of wealth invested his money in a market - hall or school or aqueduct , or undertook to repave and redrain his city , more frequently he half- wasted his funds on free dinners , theatrical ...
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