A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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The creation of two consuls rather than one did something , too , to ease the
burden of the office , but its real purpose was to ... For each consul had an
absolute power of veto over his colleague's acts — an expedient which , one
might think ...
The creation of two consuls rather than one did something , too , to ease the
burden of the office , but its real purpose was to ... For each consul had an
absolute power of veto over his colleague's acts — an expedient which , one
might think ...
Pagina 129
The new consul Opimius moved in the Senate for the cancellation of the
Carthaginian colony . A Bill was put before the Assembly . Feeling ran high ; and ,
though Gracchus was for peaceful methods at all costs , some of his supporters ...
The new consul Opimius moved in the Senate for the cancellation of the
Carthaginian colony . A Bill was put before the Assembly . Feeling ran high ; and ,
though Gracchus was for peaceful methods at all costs , some of his supporters ...
Pagina 435
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles
veterans . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar
goes to Gaul . B. Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58–49 ) Gaul Italy , etc 58.
Caesar ...
( ii ) Caesar consul : ignores Bibulus : confirms Pompey's acts and settles
veterans . 58. ( iii ) Clodius procures Cicero's exile : Cato sent to Cyprus : Caesar
goes to Gaul . B. Period of Caesar's Gallic Wars ( 58–49 ) Gaul Italy , etc 58.
Caesar ...
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THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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