A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The ' Servian Wall ' , as it was called , whether of stone construction or merely a mound surmounted by a timber palisade , was planned on a wide circuit . It included not merely the Capitol ( or Citadel ) , the Palatine , and the other ...
The ' Servian Wall ' , as it was called , whether of stone construction or merely a mound surmounted by a timber palisade , was planned on a wide circuit . It included not merely the Capitol ( or Citadel ) , the Palatine , and the other ...
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It was a noble ideal , but terribly cold and inhuman , involving as it did , not merely indifference to pain but the suppression of all such softer emotions as pity or love , which might weaken or disturb the individual's self ...
It was a noble ideal , but terribly cold and inhuman , involving as it did , not merely indifference to pain but the suppression of all such softer emotions as pity or love , which might weaken or disturb the individual's self ...
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Even their abortive attempts at secession betokened a certain independence of character ; and from their ranks were drawn not merely a large proportion of the new aristocracy of the imperial service , but also an unfailing supply of ...
Even their abortive attempts at secession betokened a certain independence of character ; and from their ranks were drawn not merely a large proportion of the new aristocracy of the imperial service , but also an unfailing supply of ...
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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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