A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 510
The senatorial provinces in particular did not reap the full benefit of Augustus '
reforms . Yet we may find in his improved methods of administration one of the
chief causes of the unmistakable advance in material prosperity that set in among
...
The senatorial provinces in particular did not reap the full benefit of Augustus '
reforms . Yet we may find in his improved methods of administration one of the
chief causes of the unmistakable advance in material prosperity that set in among
...
Pagina 511
the province to choose a high priest of Roma et Augustus and to conduct the
festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its
concilium , or had not joined with other pro - The provinces in forming one . 27
Though it ...
the province to choose a high priest of Roma et Augustus and to conduct the
festival in their honour ; eventually there was hardly a province that lacked its
concilium , or had not joined with other pro - The provinces in forming one . 27
Though it ...
Pagina 515
of C . Caesar accordingly Augustus adopted Tiberius and restored his tribunician
power . In A . D . 13 , when the aged emperor ' s strength showed signs of failing ,
he procured a law by which Tiberius was Tiberius invested with an unlimited ...
of C . Caesar accordingly Augustus adopted Tiberius and restored his tribunician
power . In A . D . 13 , when the aged emperor ' s strength showed signs of failing ,
he procured a law by which Tiberius was Tiberius invested with an unlimited ...
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