A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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... which the ruling class of the third and second centuries showed the greatest enterprise was jurisdiction . tor peregrinus About 240 the extension of Rome's political ascendancy 244 THE CONQUEST OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PT . C.
... which the ruling class of the third and second centuries showed the greatest enterprise was jurisdiction . tor peregrinus About 240 the extension of Rome's political ascendancy 244 THE CONQUEST OF THE MEDITERRANEAN PT . C.
Pagina 342
... showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous selfadvancement with a resolute act of self ...
... showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous selfadvancement with a resolute act of self ...
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... showed no trace Trajan • · Nerva sets a salutary precedent . He delayed the formal act of adoption Adoption to the very last , and so gave rise to the of rumour that Hadrian owed his elevation to a ruse on the part of his widow Plotina ...
... showed no trace Trajan • · Nerva sets a salutary precedent . He delayed the formal act of adoption Adoption to the very last , and so gave rise to the of rumour that Hadrian owed his elevation to a ruse on the part of his widow Plotina ...
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