A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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coalition between the knights and the Senate had almost broken down over a financial disagreement . ... and Crassus , as their spokesman , deliberately named a sum to which the more conservative senators could not possibly agree .
coalition between the knights and the Senate had almost broken down over a financial disagreement . ... and Crassus , as their spokesman , deliberately named a sum to which the more conservative senators could not possibly agree .
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In the Senate the terms of the Bill were bitterly contested ; and Bibulus , finding argument useless , announced that he would ' watch the sky ' for unpropitious omens , and so bring all public business to a standstill .
In the Senate the terms of the Bill were bitterly contested ; and Bibulus , finding argument useless , announced that he would ' watch the sky ' for unpropitious omens , and so bring all public business to a standstill .
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were still , as in the past , submitted to the Assembly's vote ; but his successor Tiberius discontinued the practice of consulting the worthless rabble and transferred the function to the Senate . In either case , however , it was a ...
were still , as in the past , submitted to the Assembly's vote ; but his successor Tiberius discontinued the practice of consulting the worthless rabble and transferred the function to the Senate . In either case , however , it was a ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE PAGE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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