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 465
A certain Cn . Gellius , whose work has been mercifully The later obliterated , eked out his narrative into at least fifty books . No less annalists , than three of these larger works were written concurrently c .
A certain Cn . Gellius , whose work has been mercifully The later obliterated , eked out his narrative into at least fifty books . No less annalists , than three of these larger works were written concurrently c .
Pagina 585
A good example of this kind of monograph had been fur- Asinius nished by Asinius Pollio , who used the leisure of his later life to produce Pollio's an authoritative account of the Civil Wars from 60–42 B.C. — a work History of the ...
A good example of this kind of monograph had been fur- Asinius nished by Asinius Pollio , who used the leisure of his later life to produce Pollio's an authoritative account of the Civil Wars from 60–42 B.C. — a work History of the ...
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10 The pomp and mystery of the later Roman court was derived from the Oriental rather than the Hellenistic monarchies ( though Constantine's diadem was of Hellenistic origin ) .- On the gradual elaboration of palace ceremonial see A.
10 The pomp and mystery of the later Roman court was derived from the Oriental rather than the Hellenistic monarchies ( though Constantine's diadem was of Hellenistic origin ) .- On the gradual elaboration of palace ceremonial see A.
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