A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... republic of his day still possessed a prestige that raised it far above the kingdoms of the earth , and a return to monarchy as a standing institution was hardly yet within the range of practical politics . In restoring the republic ...
... republic of his day still possessed a prestige that raised it far above the kingdoms of the earth , and a return to monarchy as a standing institution was hardly yet within the range of practical politics . In restoring the republic ...
Pagina 343
... republic's needs , but limited his field of reforms to matters arising Object of directly out of his experience.18 The two cardinal failures of Sulla his reforms lay in his omission to take adequate measures for a regular infusion of ...
... republic's needs , but limited his field of reforms to matters arising Object of directly out of his experience.18 The two cardinal failures of Sulla his reforms lay in his omission to take adequate measures for a regular infusion of ...
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... republic , he could in all probability have held Octavian in check . But his quarrel with Cicero doomed the entente , and with it the republic . When the Senate at Cicero's instance cast out Antony and set up Octavian , it took King ...
... republic , he could in all probability have held Octavian in check . But his quarrel with Cicero doomed the entente , and with it the republic . When the Senate at Cicero's instance cast out Antony and set up Octavian , it took King ...
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