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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In his campaigns he showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous selfadvancement with a ...
In his campaigns he showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous selfadvancement with a ...
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He showed up Octavian's past acts of disloyalty towards himself , and he capped his adversary's offers to restore the republic with a similar promise in his own name . At a meeting of the Senate on Feb. a ruary ist , 32 , the consuls C.
He showed up Octavian's past acts of disloyalty towards himself , and he capped his adversary's offers to restore the republic with a similar promise in his own name . At a meeting of the Senate on Feb. a ruary ist , 32 , the consuls C.
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But among the Julio - Claudian rulers Claudius alone showed an energy comparable to that of Augustus in the administration of the city . NOTES 1 For the pedigree of the early emperors see Appendix on p . 786 . ? For Tiberius ' motto see ...
But among the Julio - Claudian rulers Claudius alone showed an energy comparable to that of Augustus in the administration of the city . NOTES 1 For the pedigree of the early emperors see Appendix on p . 786 . ? For Tiberius ' motto see ...
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