A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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... Caesar's Land Act . This open affront was more than Caesar could brook . He was wintering , as usual , in his Cisalpine province and he acted swiftly . By the rules of his proconsular office he might not go to Rome ; but he could make ...
... Caesar's Land Act . This open affront was more than Caesar could brook . He was wintering , as usual , in his Cisalpine province and he acted swiftly . By the rules of his proconsular office he might not go to Rome ; but he could make ...
Pagina 220
... Caesar received them seated ; and again tongues wagged . Towards the end of January two tribunes were de- posed for arresting a man who instigated a crowd to greet Caesar as ' king ' . A fortnight later Antony made his famous offer of a ...
... Caesar received them seated ; and again tongues wagged . Towards the end of January two tribunes were de- posed for arresting a man who instigated a crowd to greet Caesar as ' king ' . A fortnight later Antony made his famous offer of a ...
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... CAESAR ( i ) Equites dispute contract for Asia : concordia ordinum breaks down : FIRST TRIUMVIRATE , Pompey , Crassus and Caesar : Caesar elected consul for 59 . ( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and ...
... CAESAR ( i ) Equites dispute contract for Asia : concordia ordinum breaks down : FIRST TRIUMVIRATE , Pompey , Crassus and Caesar : Caesar elected consul for 59 . ( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and ...
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AUGUSTUS | 243 |
CHAPTER PAGE XXV THE EMPIRE IN THE FIRST AND SECOND CEN TURIES | 331 |
NERVA TRAJAN AND HADRIAN | 359 |
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