A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Arms had been found at their houses , and they and their accomplices were laid under arrest . Two days later ( December 5th ) ... Though the winter daylight was fading when the House broke up , he gave orders for immediate execution .
Arms had been found at their houses , and they and their accomplices were laid under arrest . Two days later ( December 5th ) ... Though the winter daylight was fading when the House broke up , he gave orders for immediate execution .
Pagina 202
The more reactionary members of the House were determined to forestall so disastrous an issue ; and , making the most of a scare that Caesar was preparing to march , they proposed that Pompey should be entrusted with the defence of the ...
The more reactionary members of the House were determined to forestall so disastrous an issue ; and , making the most of a scare that Caesar was preparing to march , they proposed that Pompey should be entrusted with the defence of the ...
Pagina 230
Escape into the peace of the countryside was welcomed by those who could afford the luxury of a country - house . Cicero possessed half a dozen ' villas ' in various parts of Italy , and in addition he had numerous lodges at which he ...
Escape into the peace of the countryside was welcomed by those who could afford the luxury of a country - house . Cicero possessed half a dozen ' villas ' in various parts of Italy , and in addition he had numerous lodges at which he ...
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