A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 419
It was the failure of his attempt at reconstruc- ment. tion which gave Caesar
reason to believe that the republic was past mending. Leaving aside all minor
issues, we may hold that the crucial test of the restored senatorial government of
the ...
It was the failure of his attempt at reconstruc- ment. tion which gave Caesar
reason to believe that the republic was past mending. Leaving aside all minor
issues, we may hold that the crucial test of the restored senatorial government of
the ...
Pagina 530
The tion by * - - - - - }.,..., and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious
scandal, and outside ..Seneca. his own family he had spilt hardly any blood. But
the death of Burrus in 62, followed by the retirement of Seneca, whose position at
...
The tion by * - - - - - }.,..., and emperor's pranks as yet did not give rise to serious
scandal, and outside ..Seneca. his own family he had spilt hardly any blood. But
the death of Burrus in 62, followed by the retirement of Seneca, whose position at
...
Pagina 657
With the assistance of another legion, the tion of Serta Victrix, which was
transferred from Germany, a new position Scotland. was taken up between the
Tyne and the Solway, where Agricola had formerly built a cross-road and a few
forts.
With the assistance of another legion, the tion of Serta Victrix, which was
transferred from Germany, a new position Scotland. was taken up between the
Tyne and the Solway, where Agricola had formerly built a cross-road and a few
forts.
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