A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 240
On the other hand , freeborn immigrants into Rome who already possessed the
franchise remained enrolled in the rustic tribes , and no doubt controlled their
corporate vote , save on those rare occasions when the country residents flocked
...
On the other hand , freeborn immigrants into Rome who already possessed the
franchise remained enrolled in the rustic tribes , and no doubt controlled their
corporate vote , save on those rare occasions when the country residents flocked
...
Pagina 263
The fortune of P. Licinius Crassus ( consul in 131 ) , who was estimated to
possess a hundred million sesterces ( c . ... the victor of Pydna , was reckoned a
man of modest means , although he possessed one and a half million sesterces ,
a sum ...
The fortune of P. Licinius Crassus ( consul in 131 ) , who was estimated to
possess a hundred million sesterces ( c . ... the victor of Pydna , was reckoned a
man of modest means , although he possessed one and a half million sesterces ,
a sum ...
Pagina 515
He possessed little of that personal charm with which some of the world's
successful rulers have made up for their natural deficiencies , If we seek to
explain how such an unimpressive person could leave His good such a deep
mark on history ...
He possessed little of that personal charm with which some of the world's
successful rulers have made up for their natural deficiencies , If we seek to
explain how such an unimpressive person could leave His good such a deep
mark on history ...
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