A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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Pagina 184
For all the impression he made he might just as well have abdicated ; and wags ,
who saw the humour of the situation , dated their documents ' in the consulship of
Julius and Caesar ' . For the rest of the year Caesar's position was virtually that ...
For all the impression he made he might just as well have abdicated ; and wags ,
who saw the humour of the situation , dated their documents ' in the consulship of
Julius and Caesar ' . For the rest of the year Caesar's position was virtually that ...
Pagina 199
But before the issue was pressed to its terrible conclusion , there was much
manĉuvring for position , and the constitutionalist party , being on the spot ,
naturally had the absent Caesar at a considerable disadvantage . His situation
was in fact ...
But before the issue was pressed to its terrible conclusion , there was much
manĉuvring for position , and the constitutionalist party , being on the spot ,
naturally had the absent Caesar at a considerable disadvantage . His situation
was in fact ...
Pagina 244
Finally , as though to set the seal upon his pre - eminent position , the name of
Augustus was conferred upon him - a title hitherto reserved for the very gods
themselves . His position thus regularized , Augustus proceeded to leave Rome
for a ...
Finally , as though to set the seal upon his pre - eminent position , the name of
Augustus was conferred upon him - a title hitherto reserved for the very gods
themselves . His position thus regularized , Augustus proceeded to leave Rome
for a ...
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