A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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He clearly intended to remodel the State upon new lines and to render his regime secure against the risk of conservative reaction . Had it been possible , we are told , he would have liked to temper the aristocratic character of the ...
He clearly intended to remodel the State upon new lines and to render his regime secure against the risk of conservative reaction . Had it been possible , we are told , he would have liked to temper the aristocratic character of the ...
Pagina 142
The knights , through their control of the jury - courts , attacked senatorials , even condemning to exile a certain Rutilius Rufus who had tried to secure fair play for Asiatic provincials against the extortion of the capitalist ...
The knights , through their control of the jury - courts , attacked senatorials , even condemning to exile a certain Rutilius Rufus who had tried to secure fair play for Asiatic provincials against the extortion of the capitalist ...
Pagina 161
In 83 the democrat government had sent out Sertorius to secure Spain in their interest . When Sulla's troops drove him a out he had taken refuge on the African coast THE RISE OF POMPEY 161.
In 83 the democrat government had sent out Sertorius to secure Spain in their interest . When Sulla's troops drove him a out he had taken refuge on the African coast THE RISE OF POMPEY 161.
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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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