A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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In early times political institutions changed slowly , if at all ; and when in due course the city state came into being , it was of these three . elements — a chief or king , an advisory. 1 Somewhat earlier , of course , city states of ...
In early times political institutions changed slowly , if at all ; and when in due course the city state came into being , it was of these three . elements — a chief or king , an advisory. 1 Somewhat earlier , of course , city states of ...
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The truth is that patriotic motives alone dictated his course ; but he was too much of an idealist to compete on equal terms with men like Antony or to understand the mentality of the Roman mob . His dream of a restored Republic was ...
The truth is that patriotic motives alone dictated his course ; but he was too much of an idealist to compete on equal terms with men like Antony or to understand the mentality of the Roman mob . His dream of a restored Republic was ...
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urbanized areas ( for along with such towns was of course included a considerable tract of the surrounding country ) . The interference of the governor , and , parallel with him , of the imperial procurator or financial supervisor ...
urbanized areas ( for along with such towns was of course included a considerable tract of the surrounding country ) . The interference of the governor , and , parallel with him , of the imperial procurator or financial supervisor ...
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