A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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To leave such a man behind him at the head of affairs was no pleasant prospect for Sulla ; but , since his own power depended on the loyalty of his troops , he could scarcely afford to disappoint them by remaining in Italy .
To leave such a man behind him at the head of affairs was no pleasant prospect for Sulla ; but , since his own power depended on the loyalty of his troops , he could scarcely afford to disappoint them by remaining in Italy .
Pagina 181
He would rather , he said , be head of a small country town than play second fiddle at Rome . At what stage of his career he consciously aimed at the monarchy is nevertheless hard to determine . For he was a realist rather than a ...
He would rather , he said , be head of a small country town than play second fiddle at Rome . At what stage of his career he consciously aimed at the monarchy is nevertheless hard to determine . For he was a realist rather than a ...
Pagina 198
When the messengers of the victory reached King Orodes ' court , the Bacchae of Euripides was being performed ; and in place of the dummy head of the mythological Pentheus , the actor with a horrible touch of realism - substituted the ...
When the messengers of the victory reached King Orodes ' court , the Bacchae of Euripides was being performed ; and in place of the dummy head of the mythological Pentheus , the actor with a horrible touch of realism - substituted the ...
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