A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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For now more than ever the Emperor's will was the centre and focus on which all authority depended . Vespasian never attempted to disguise the fact that he meant to be master . By his use of the censorship he had ensured that the ...
For now more than ever the Emperor's will was the centre and focus on which all authority depended . Vespasian never attempted to disguise the fact that he meant to be master . By his use of the censorship he had ensured that the ...
Pagina 322
The senators were the Emperor's subjects , not his partners now . Meanwhile he surrounded himself with ministers drawn from the equestrian class ; and few things were more unpalatable to the remnants of the old aristocracy than the ...
The senators were the Emperor's subjects , not his partners now . Meanwhile he surrounded himself with ministers drawn from the equestrian class ; and few things were more unpalatable to the remnants of the old aristocracy than the ...
Pagina 456
Vespasian ( Emperor ) , 289 sqq . Vestini , 144 Veturius , 30 Via Appia , 32 , 37 , 164 , 169 Via Egnatia , 225 Via Flaminia , 37 , 54 Vicarius , 405 Vicus Tuscus , 10 Viminacium , 362 Vindex , Julius , 299 Vindonissa ...
Vespasian ( Emperor ) , 289 sqq . Vestini , 144 Veturius , 30 Via Appia , 32 , 37 , 164 , 169 Via Egnatia , 225 Via Flaminia , 37 , 54 Vicarius , 405 Vicus Tuscus , 10 Viminacium , 362 Vindex , Julius , 299 Vindonissa ...
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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