A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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The result was that at various periods of his career we find him now against the Senate , now for it ; at first the friend and associate of Caesar , then finally his mortal foe . No wonder that in his portraits Pompey wears the puzzled ...
The result was that at various periods of his career we find him now against the Senate , now for it ; at first the friend and associate of Caesar , then finally his mortal foe . No wonder that in his portraits Pompey wears the puzzled ...
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Payment , however , was soon discontinued ; and the expedition , if not a failure , had no permanent results . ... Bad harvests had rendered his corn - requisitions exceedingly burdensome to the natives ; and as a result of the shortage ...
Payment , however , was soon discontinued ; and the expedition , if not a failure , had no permanent results . ... Bad harvests had rendered his corn - requisitions exceedingly burdensome to the natives ; and as a result of the shortage ...
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Nor was this simply the result of Hadrian's individual tastes ; for his repeated journeys to the East were the symptom , rather than the cause , of an important change which was coming over the Empire . Culturally , as some one has said ...
Nor was this simply the result of Hadrian's individual tastes ; for his repeated journeys to the East were the symptom , rather than the cause , of an important change which was coming over the Empire . Culturally , as some one has said ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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