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The exercise of political rights, once obtained by the men on the military roll,
could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the
customary age limit (forty-six years) for field service. The seniores were
accordingly permitted ...
The exercise of political rights, once obtained by the men on the military roll,
could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the
customary age limit (forty-six years) for field service. The seniores were
accordingly permitted ...
Pagina 82
expediency, the multiplication of high commands increased the risk of divided
counsels in the field of war. At the same time, therefore, as the patricians created
the new military tribunate, they adapted to their needs the office of the “dictator”.
expediency, the multiplication of high commands increased the risk of divided
counsels in the field of war. At the same time, therefore, as the patricians created
the new military tribunate, they adapted to their needs the office of the “dictator”.
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From the time of Gallienus the high military commands were usually dissociated
from the provincial governorships and entrusted to men with a thorough military
training; under Diocletian this division of functions became universal. For the ...
From the time of Gallienus the high military commands were usually dissociated
from the provincial governorships and entrusted to men with a thorough military
training; under Diocletian this division of functions became universal. For the ...
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