A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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Pagina 95
... Augustus died A.D. 14 ] . The use made of this document indicates a reasoned plan to associate the genius of the emperor with that of Rome itself and to give the same religious sanction to both . In each of 265 precincts of Rome there ...
... Augustus died A.D. 14 ] . The use made of this document indicates a reasoned plan to associate the genius of the emperor with that of Rome itself and to give the same religious sanction to both . In each of 265 precincts of Rome there ...
Pagina 99
... Augustus could see the darker side of the brilliant pax Romana . 1When the slaughter of Brutus and Cassius left the state without an army , when Sextus Pompey was crushed in Sicily , and when the relegation of Lepidus and the death of ...
... Augustus could see the darker side of the brilliant pax Romana . 1When the slaughter of Brutus and Cassius left the state without an army , when Sextus Pompey was crushed in Sicily , and when the relegation of Lepidus and the death of ...
Pagina 171
... Augustus , you are brother , you are father , you are friend , you are a good senator , you are a true prince ( said eighty times ) ; Claudius Augustus , deliver us from [ the usurper ] Aureolus ( said five times ) ; Claudius Augustus ...
... Augustus , you are brother , you are father , you are friend , you are a good senator , you are a true prince ( said eighty times ) ; Claudius Augustus , deliver us from [ the usurper ] Aureolus ( said five times ) ; Claudius Augustus ...
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Mediterranean Conquests | 27 |
A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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