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 492
6 intended as a screen for Augustus ' personal autocracy , was suggested by Tacitus and affirmed by Dio Cassius , and it has found wide modern support . If this is correct , Augustus was the most consummate political actor of all time .
6 intended as a screen for Augustus ' personal autocracy , was suggested by Tacitus and affirmed by Dio Cassius , and it has found wide modern support . If this is correct , Augustus was the most consummate political actor of all time .
Pagina 493
The auctoritas of Augustus conferred no manner of legal prerogative upon him . But it gave him moral justification for executive acts which were not expressly sanctioned by law , especially when these were backed by the Senate's formal ...
The auctoritas of Augustus conferred no manner of legal prerogative upon him . But it gave him moral justification for executive acts which were not expressly sanctioned by law , especially when these were backed by the Senate's formal ...
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 ...
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 ...
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