A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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This obstacle removed , Tiberius proceeded to the passage of his Bill . Its enactments were as follows : ( 1 ) Occupiers of Ager Publicus were to relinquish all in excess of the 300 - acre limit , with an additional allowance of half ...
This obstacle removed , Tiberius proceeded to the passage of his Bill . Its enactments were as follows : ( 1 ) Occupiers of Ager Publicus were to relinquish all in excess of the 300 - acre limit , with an additional allowance of half ...
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it suited Tiberius to place upon his ' partners ' the responsibility for actions which might have brought odium on himself . When cases came up for trial in which aristocrats were implicated he let the Senate try them .
it suited Tiberius to place upon his ' partners ' the responsibility for actions which might have brought odium on himself . When cases came up for trial in which aristocrats were implicated he let the Senate try them .
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Sugambri cross Rhine and defeat Lollius : Tiberius given command and with Drusus ' aid annexes Raetia ( 15 ) : Silius annexes Noricum ( 15 ) : Tiberius transferred to Danube and annexes Pannonia ( 12 ) ...
Sugambri cross Rhine and defeat Lollius : Tiberius given command and with Drusus ' aid annexes Raetia ( 15 ) : Silius annexes Noricum ( 15 ) : Tiberius transferred to Danube and annexes Pannonia ( 12 ) ...
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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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