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 493
On imperial juris . diction in general see H. Volkmann , Zur Rechtsprechung im Principat des Augustus . 11 It was an anomaly in Augustus ' constitution that the governors of imperial provinces , though they might have considerable armed ...
On imperial juris . diction in general see H. Volkmann , Zur Rechtsprechung im Principat des Augustus . 11 It was an anomaly in Augustus ' constitution that the governors of imperial provinces , though they might have considerable armed ...
Pagina 534
Growth of the imperial executive . Increase of the palace retinue . number of the procuratores who collected taxes and rents on the emperor's account was considerably increased , and their powers were enlarged by the transfer of law ...
Growth of the imperial executive . Increase of the palace retinue . number of the procuratores who collected taxes and rents on the emperor's account was considerably increased , and their powers were enlarged by the transfer of law ...
Pagina 740
Decay of the coach since the days of Augustus , and the aediles , whose municipal the magise duties had gradually been absorbed by imperial prefects ( the praefecti tracies . urbi , annonae , and vigilum ) , ceased to be appointed in ...
Decay of the coach since the days of Augustus , and the aediles , whose municipal the magise duties had gradually been absorbed by imperial prefects ( the praefecti tracies . urbi , annonae , and vigilum ) , ceased to be appointed in ...
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