A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Tiberius obtains the deposition of the obstructing tribune. His land br// is enacted
Land assignations in Italy. Tiberius seeks re*lection to the tribunate. another
official. When Tiberius' measure was about to be read to the Tribal Assembly, ...
Tiberius obtains the deposition of the obstructing tribune. His land br// is enacted
Land assignations in Italy. Tiberius seeks re*lection to the tribunate. another
official. When Tiberius' measure was about to be read to the Tribal Assembly, ...
Pagina 295
His main argument is that Scipio Aemilianus, the real champion of Roman
military interests, was opposed to Tiberius. But Scipio's opposition was not so
much to the objects as to the methods of Tiberius' legislation. * That Tiberius'
allotments ...
His main argument is that Scipio Aemilianus, the real champion of Roman
military interests, was opposed to Tiberius. But Scipio's opposition was not so
much to the objects as to the methods of Tiberius' legislation. * That Tiberius'
allotments ...
Pagina 514
Tiberius. Caius and Lucius Caesar. A'etirement of Tiberius. 13 to the western
provinces—and with the tribunicia potestas, so that he became virtually the co-
regent of Augustus; finally, his two eldest sons by Julia were adopted in 17 by the
...
Tiberius. Caius and Lucius Caesar. A'etirement of Tiberius. 13 to the western
provinces—and with the tribunicia potestas, so that he became virtually the co-
regent of Augustus; finally, his two eldest sons by Julia were adopted in 17 by the
...
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