A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1965 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 158
... quaestors were to be annually elected and on vacating office were auto- matically to enter the House . In other words ... quaestor till thirty , praetor till thirty - nine , consul till forty - two . seems to have established four others ...
... quaestors were to be annually elected and on vacating office were auto- matically to enter the House . In other words ... quaestor till thirty , praetor till thirty - nine , consul till forty - two . seems to have established four others ...
Pagina 166
... quaestor in Further Spain . Slightly more to be reckoned with as being by some years Caesar's senior was Marcus Tullius Cicero . The son of a knight of Arpinum , he had no aristocratic connexions ; and when election to the quaestorship ...
... quaestor in Further Spain . Slightly more to be reckoned with as being by some years Caesar's senior was Marcus Tullius Cicero . The son of a knight of Arpinum , he had no aristocratic connexions ; and when election to the quaestorship ...
Pagina 353
... quaestor , tribune , praetor , prefect of the Treasury , consul , and finally , as we have seen , as special commissioner in Bithynia . He also practised assiduously as a barrister ; but his heart was really in writing , and he often ...
... quaestor , tribune , praetor , prefect of the Treasury , consul , and finally , as we have seen , as special commissioner in Bithynia . He also practised assiduously as a barrister ; but his heart was really in writing , and he often ...
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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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