A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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It may be that in this matter the patricians ' opposition was somewhat weakened by the fact that the consulship , though still supreme , was no longer the sole important office of State ; for with the growth of Rome's territory and ...
It may be that in this matter the patricians ' opposition was somewhat weakened by the fact that the consulship , though still supreme , was no longer the sole important office of State ; for with the growth of Rome's territory and ...
Pagina 207
This important key position formed the terminus of the high road by which Pompey was approaching ; and Pompey won the race . A temporary stalemate resulted , and for the next three months the two armies faced each other across the River ...
This important key position formed the terminus of the high road by which Pompey was approaching ; and Pompey won the race . A temporary stalemate resulted , and for the next three months the two armies faced each other across the River ...
Pagina 286
For , strange as it may appear , the reign of this middleaged pedant was an important landmark in the development of the imperial system ; and the new departures , if made on his personal initiative , would suggest that Claudius was not ...
For , strange as it may appear , the reign of this middleaged pedant was an important landmark in the development of the imperial system ; and the new departures , if made on his personal initiative , would suggest that Claudius was not ...
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