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 its beginnings the tribunate had been an illegal institution , and its revolutionary origin was reflected in the fact that it never became a magistracy in the strict sense , for the tribunes always lacked the right to take the ...
In its beginnings the tribunate had been an illegal institution , and its revolutionary origin was reflected in the fact that it never became a magistracy in the strict sense , for the tribunes always lacked the right to take the ...
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Of the numerous prosecutions which Cato initiated it will suffice here to mention his attack upon the Scipio brothers . 42 In 187 he instigated two tribunes , each named Q. Petilius , to interrogate L. The Scipio in the Senate about a ...
Of the numerous prosecutions which Cato initiated it will suffice here to mention his attack upon the Scipio brothers . 42 In 187 he instigated two tribunes , each named Q. Petilius , to interrogate L. The Scipio in the Senate about a ...
Pagina 340
to the tribunes . that the Equites to whom he gave promotion were not drawn from the financiers at Rome , who were his special aversion , but from the Admission “ country members ” of the Order who filled the chief positions in the of ...
to the tribunes . that the Equites to whom he gave promotion were not drawn from the financiers at Rome , who were his special aversion , but from the Admission “ country members ” of the Order who filled the chief positions in the of ...
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