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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This community included merchants from plebeian Greece , some of whom had
no doubt witnessed the overthrow of the organisalanded aristocracies in their
native towns and the establishment of tion . The “ aediles " . more or less
democratic ...
This community included merchants from plebeian Greece , some of whom had
no doubt witnessed the overthrow of the organisalanded aristocracies in their
native towns and the establishment of tion . The “ aediles " . more or less
democratic ...
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... 414 - 16 ( constitutional posi( question of Roman franchise ) ; 319 tion ) ; 416 -
17 ( assassination ) ; 417324 ) ( revolt ... 423 , 425 - 6 tions by Sulla ) ; 340 , 343 (
Italian ( loyalty of troops ) ; 424 ( altar in senators ) ; 364 ( revolt of Lepidus ) ...
... 414 - 16 ( constitutional posi( question of Roman franchise ) ; 319 tion ) ; 416 -
17 ( assassination ) ; 417324 ) ( revolt ... 423 , 425 - 6 tions by Sulla ) ; 340 , 343 (
Italian ( loyalty of troops ) ; 424 ( altar in senators ) ; 364 ( revolt of Lepidus ) ...
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tion ) ; 373 ( debate on Catiline ' s C . Servilius ( consul 203 ) , 254 accomplices ) ;
374 - 5 ( quarrels with Q . Servilius Caepio ( consul 140 ) , 185 Pompey and
Caesar ) ; 395 ( driven Cn . Servilius Caepio ( censor 125 ) , 287 into civil war ) ...
tion ) ; 373 ( debate on Catiline ' s C . Servilius ( consul 203 ) , 254 accomplices ) ;
374 - 5 ( quarrels with Q . Servilius Caepio ( consul 140 ) , 185 Pompey and
Caesar ) ; 395 ( driven Cn . Servilius Caepio ( censor 125 ) , 287 into civil war ) ...
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