A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 118
Elsewhere , as we have seen , this type of men were driven to swell the population of a metropolis already overcrowded and rapidly becoming an economic problem in itself . The extinction of its sturdy yeoman class was a serious matter ...
Elsewhere , as we have seen , this type of men were driven to swell the population of a metropolis already overcrowded and rapidly becoming an economic problem in itself . The extinction of its sturdy yeoman class was a serious matter ...
Pagina 166
His ambition was selfevident ; and , though barely turned thirty , he had already secured election to the distinguished life - office of pontiff . Yet Caesar was nothing if not shrewd . He had no desire to compromise his ...
His ambition was selfevident ; and , though barely turned thirty , he had already secured election to the distinguished life - office of pontiff . Yet Caesar was nothing if not shrewd . He had no desire to compromise his ...
Pagina 268
1 It was probably in the following year that Moesia was also formally annexed , and since Thrace was already under the protectorate of Rome , the River Danube thus became from source to mouth the official frontier of the Empire .
1 It was probably in the following year that Moesia was also formally annexed , and since Thrace was already under the protectorate of Rome , the River Danube thus became from source to mouth the official frontier of the Empire .
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