A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Nothing perhaps did more to brutalize the national character ; for the Romans were not squeamish in their treatment of underlings . Flogging and even more brutal punishments were only too common ; and Cato , living at this epoch ...
Nothing perhaps did more to brutalize the national character ; for the Romans were not squeamish in their treatment of underlings . Flogging and even more brutal punishments were only too common ; and Cato , living at this epoch ...
Pagina 252
But now at last the sterling moral qualities of that character , strengthened rather than weakened by its new intellectual development , began to reemerge . The regeneration was timely for the progress of civilization ; for in the ...
But now at last the sterling moral qualities of that character , strengthened rather than weakened by its new intellectual development , began to reemerge . The regeneration was timely for the progress of civilization ; for in the ...
Pagina 381
It was his earnestness of character which had attracted the attention of Hadrian ; and it was by Hadrian's wish that he became the adopted son of Antoninus Pius , who not merely gave him his daughter in marriage , but in 146 appointed ...
It was his earnestness of character which had attracted the attention of Hadrian ; and it was by Hadrian's wish that he became the adopted son of Antoninus Pius , who not merely gave him his daughter in marriage , but in 146 appointed ...
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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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