A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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At Rome public confidence in Marius was well sustained ; and he had been re - elected to a fourth year of consulship when in the spring of 102 the barbarians reappeared . In striking contrast to their previous haphazard movements the ...
At Rome public confidence in Marius was well sustained ; and he had been re - elected to a fourth year of consulship when in the spring of 102 the barbarians reappeared . In striking contrast to their previous haphazard movements the ...
Pagina 244
The consulship , to which ( as on half a dozen previous occasions ) he had been elected for that year , he would retain . All other powers he would lay down forthwith . The Senate were dumbfounded . What were they to do ?
The consulship , to which ( as on half a dozen previous occasions ) he had been elected for that year , he would retain . All other powers he would lay down forthwith . The Senate were dumbfounded . What were they to do ?
Pagina 244
The consulship , to which ( as on half a dozen previous occasions ) he had been elected for that year , he would retain . All other powers he would lay down forthwith . The Senate were dumbfounded . What were they to do ?
The consulship , to which ( as on half a dozen previous occasions ) he had been elected for that year , he would retain . All other powers he would lay down forthwith . The Senate were dumbfounded . What were they to do ?
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