A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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He took no wide or far - seeing view of the 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 hisreforms lay in his omission to take adequate
measures ...
He took no wide or far - seeing view of the 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 hisreforms lay in his omission to take adequate
measures ...
Pagina 419
governmonarchy , a broad justification for it may be found in the history of Definite
the republic since the time of Sulla . The first dictator rei publicae failure of
senatorial constituendae naturally and rightly set himself to mend rather than to
end ...
governmonarchy , a broad justification for it may be found in the history of Definite
the republic since the time of Sulla . The first dictator rei publicae failure of
senatorial constituendae naturally and rightly set himself to mend rather than to
end ...
Pagina 430
Definite extinction of the Roman republic . acts in advance and reconfirmed them
at the end of each year by an oath of allegiance . In support of their arbitrary
policies the triumvirs exercised unlimited rights of conscription and taxed the
Roman ...
Definite extinction of the Roman republic . acts in advance and reconfirmed them
at the end of each year by an oath of allegiance . In support of their arbitrary
policies the triumvirs exercised unlimited rights of conscription and taxed the
Roman ...
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