A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 247
... Augustus grew careless , their power was to stand revealed for what it was — a legalized military autocracy . It was the old tale of the superior efficiency of a single ruler as compared with the more casual and dilatory methods of an ...
... Augustus grew careless , their power was to stand revealed for what it was — a legalized military autocracy . It was the old tale of the superior efficiency of a single ruler as compared with the more casual and dilatory methods of an ...
Pagina 249
... Augustus , we know , instituted a property census ; and the mention of an ' enrolment ' in the Gospel story of the Nativity suggests that something similar took place in the East . The actual collection of revenue was controlled by the ...
... Augustus , we know , instituted a property census ; and the mention of an ' enrolment ' in the Gospel story of the Nativity suggests that something similar took place in the East . The actual collection of revenue was controlled by the ...
Pagina 439
... Augustus ' absences . ( iii ) Finance : Besides personal patrimonium , Augustus organizes fiscus for military expenditure , and gives assistance to senatorial aerarium . ( iv ) Laws for promotion of marriage , etc .: Lex Julia ( 18 ) ...
... Augustus ' absences . ( iii ) Finance : Besides personal patrimonium , Augustus organizes fiscus for military expenditure , and gives assistance to senatorial aerarium . ( iv ) Laws for promotion of marriage , etc .: Lex Julia ( 18 ) ...
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