A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 181
... tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be readily observed ( 183 and 169 ) . This station also served to watch the Istri , who shared the piratical habits of their Illyrian kinsmen ...
... tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be readily observed ( 183 and 169 ) . This station also served to watch the Istri , who shared the piratical habits of their Illyrian kinsmen ...
Pagina 410
... tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less than twenty colonies were ...
... tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less than twenty colonies were ...
Pagina 480
... tion of the emperor . Similarly the Senate made such sparing use of its Rome . powers of legislation , that this function also devolved upon the emperor , who either brought forward bills in his own person ( by virtue of his tribunician ...
... tion of the emperor . Similarly the Senate made such sparing use of its Rome . powers of legislation , that this function also devolved upon the emperor , who either brought forward bills in his own person ( by virtue of his tribunician ...
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