A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 530
Good ad- During the ministry of Seneca and Burrus the government of ”* Nero
followed a cautious but efficient administrative routine. The tion by * - - - - - }.,...,
and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious scandal, and outside .
Good ad- During the ministry of Seneca and Burrus the government of ”* Nero
followed a cautious but efficient administrative routine. The tion by * - - - - - }.,...,
and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious scandal, and outside .
Pagina 547
The mere demonstration of Roman might brought a new peace offer from
Vologeses, and Tiridates agreed to the demand that he should Obv. Head of
Nero. NERO . CLAUD(ius) - CAESAR AUG(ustus) . GER(manicus) P(ontifex). M(
aximus).
The mere demonstration of Roman might brought a new peace offer from
Vologeses, and Tiridates agreed to the demand that he should Obv. Head of
Nero. NERO . CLAUD(ius) - CAESAR AUG(ustus) . GER(manicus) P(ontifex). M(
aximus).
Pagina 595
Except for Claudius' flying visit to the Emperors war-front in Britain, none of the
next three emperors saw any active neglect the service, and Nero's only absence
from Italy was on a theatrical tour. “” On the other hand, the special “donatives” ...
Except for Claudius' flying visit to the Emperors war-front in Britain, none of the
next three emperors saw any active neglect the service, and Nero's only absence
from Italy was on a theatrical tour. “” On the other hand, the special “donatives” ...
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