A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 43
... republican age . But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican period had any accurate knowledge of the early republican laws mentioned by them . The actual texts of the laws were seldom quoted by them ...
... republican age . But in general it may be doubted whether the writers of the later republican period had any accurate knowledge of the early republican laws mentioned by them . The actual texts of the laws were seldom quoted by them ...
Pagina 478
... Republican by Marius ; proconsulships in several provinces and over long terms precedents . of years had been accorded to Lucullus , Caesar and Pompey ; and Pompey had set an example of governing provinces by proxy . The right of ...
... Republican by Marius ; proconsulships in several provinces and over long terms precedents . of years had been accorded to Lucullus , Caesar and Pompey ; and Pompey had set an example of governing provinces by proxy . The right of ...
Pagina 479
... republican usage . The wide range and the continuity of his functions , and the magnitude of his powers of patronage , were essentially monarchical . Of his individual attributes , his imperium proconsulare and his maius imperium over ...
... republican usage . The wide range and the continuity of his functions , and the magnitude of his powers of patronage , were essentially monarchical . Of his individual attributes , his imperium proconsulare and his maius imperium over ...
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