A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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of the Civil Wars . Here , then , lay the importance of Vespasian's freedom from class - prejudice . Of bourgeois origin himself , he was prepared to take the bourgeoisie into the administration of the Empire .
of the Civil Wars . Here , then , lay the importance of Vespasian's freedom from class - prejudice . Of bourgeois origin himself , he was prepared to take the bourgeoisie into the administration of the Empire .
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Broadly speaking , however , Hadrian was responsible for a far - reaching reform , whereby the executive was divided into two parallel branches on the one hand the army , on the other the civil service . The latter , which was recruited ...
Broadly speaking , however , Hadrian was responsible for a far - reaching reform , whereby the executive was divided into two parallel branches on the one hand the army , on the other the civil service . The latter , which was recruited ...
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B. Hadrian's policy : ( a ) Army and civil service made distinct : salaries and titles for equestrian civil servants : increased staff of collectors and new advocati fisci . ( 6 ) Council of State made official .
B. Hadrian's policy : ( a ) Army and civil service made distinct : salaries and titles for equestrian civil servants : increased staff of collectors and new advocati fisci . ( 6 ) Council of State made official .
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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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