A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 523
... praetorian cohorts and to steal them away from Seianus with the offer of a special bounty , and he made sure of the support of the praefectus vigilum , Graecinus Laco . At a meeting of the Senate the presiding consul , Memmius Regulus ...
... praetorian cohorts and to steal them away from Seianus with the offer of a special bounty , and he made sure of the support of the praefectus vigilum , Graecinus Laco . At a meeting of the Senate the presiding consul , Memmius Regulus ...
Pagina 604
... praetorian troops , who were less elated than the emperor at the prospect of their compulsory retirement , took matters into their own hands . Setting upon Sabinus , they drove him with a few followers to the Capitol and lynched him ...
... praetorian troops , who were less elated than the emperor at the prospect of their compulsory retirement , took matters into their own hands . Setting upon Sabinus , they drove him with a few followers to the Capitol and lynched him ...
Pagina 707
... praetorian corps . In opening the ranks of the praetorian cohorts to provincials ( p . 711 ) Severus at the same time enabled them to qualify for centurions ' commissions ( for a term of service in the Guards continued to be the usual ...
... praetorian corps . In opening the ranks of the praetorian cohorts to provincials ( p . 711 ) Severus at the same time enabled them to qualify for centurions ' commissions ( for a term of service in the Guards continued to be the usual ...
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