A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 182
... rule became firmly established . The protracted Spanish wars of the second century arose partly from the exactions of the Roman governors , which a people unaccustomed to any sort of political discipline could not easily tolerate ...
... rule became firmly established . The protracted Spanish wars of the second century arose partly from the exactions of the Roman governors , which a people unaccustomed to any sort of political discipline could not easily tolerate ...
Pagina 236
... rule by the single example of Asia , which became the favourite field of the Roman fortune - hunters , or by the unique maladministration of a C. Verres in Sicily . The admission of Verres ' prosecutor , that hitherto Roman rule had ...
... rule by the single example of Asia , which became the favourite field of the Roman fortune - hunters , or by the unique maladministration of a C. Verres in Sicily . The admission of Verres ' prosecutor , that hitherto Roman rule had ...
Pagina 542
... rule , left the frontier defence of Africa ) , requested Tiberius to take charge of the operations . The emperor's legatus , Iunius Blaesus , all but trapped Tacfarinas in a network of small field fortifications ; but he shared the fate ...
... rule , left the frontier defence of Africa ) , requested Tiberius to take charge of the operations . The emperor's legatus , Iunius Blaesus , all but trapped Tacfarinas in a network of small field fortifications ; but he shared the fate ...
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