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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Among these hostages —for such in effect they were — the historian Polybius had the good fortune to be received into the circle of the ruling families ( p . 141 ) ; but seven hundred others eventually died from the effects of their ...
Among these hostages —for such in effect they were — the historian Polybius had the good fortune to be received into the circle of the ruling families ( p . 141 ) ; but seven hundred others eventually died from the effects of their ...
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340 ) , the ultimate effect of this rule would probably be to maintain the normal membership at about 500.11 Sulla's primary object in filling out the ranks of the Senate was no doubt to provide a larger number of persons qualified to ...
340 ) , the ultimate effect of this rule would probably be to maintain the normal membership at about 500.11 Sulla's primary object in filling out the ranks of the Senate was no doubt to provide a larger number of persons qualified to ...
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... difficulty of reconciling Augustus ' theory of government with his practice : his enlarged imperium fastened upon him an essentially arbitrary power such as no republican official had wielded , save in a brief emergency . In effect ...
... difficulty of reconciling Augustus ' theory of government with his practice : his enlarged imperium fastened upon him an essentially arbitrary power such as no republican official had wielded , save in a brief emergency . In effect ...
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