A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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Pagina 53
In 232 the popular party , led by the tribune C. Flaminius , had insisted on parcelling out into allotments for small - holders the Ager Gallicus or border - country on the north - east frontier , which the Senate , presumably for ...
In 232 the popular party , led by the tribune C. Flaminius , had insisted on parcelling out into allotments for small - holders the Ager Gallicus or border - country on the north - east frontier , which the Senate , presumably for ...
Pagina 106
For a few years , it is true , the popularity and independence of the great Africanus had challenged its monopoly of power ; but after his fall the Senate had been careful to see that his example was not followed .
For a few years , it is true , the popularity and independence of the great Africanus had challenged its monopoly of power ; but after his fall the Senate had been careful to see that his example was not followed .
Pagina 109
... tradition of popular championships had fallen into abeyance . Bowing to the well - ordered etiquette of public life , they had become the tame agents of the ruling caste ; and in practice they contented themselves with laying before ...
... tradition of popular championships had fallen into abeyance . Bowing to the well - ordered etiquette of public life , they had become the tame agents of the ruling caste ; and in practice they contented themselves with laying before ...
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