A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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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 ...
Pagina 293
At the outset these two men were in virtual control of the Empire ; and according to a well - known saying of the Emperor Trajan the first five years of Nero's reign compared favourably with any other period of the Principate .
At the outset these two men were in virtual control of the Empire ; and according to a well - known saying of the Emperor Trajan the first five years of Nero's reign compared favourably with any other period of the Principate .
Pagina 404
Even Marcus Aurelius had begun his reign by appointing a consort . Valerian and Gallienus had divided the Empire between them ; and now in 286 , the third year of his reign , Diocletian proceeded to do the same .
Even Marcus Aurelius had begun his reign by appointing a consort . Valerian and Gallienus had divided the Empire between them ; and now in 286 , the third year of his reign , Diocletian proceeded to do the same .
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