A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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He clearly intended to remodel the State upon new lines and to render his regime secure against the risk of conservative reaction . Had it been possible , we are told , he would have liked to temper the aristocratic character of the ...
He clearly intended to remodel the State upon new lines and to render his regime secure against the risk of conservative reaction . Had it been possible , we are told , he would have liked to temper the aristocratic character of the ...
Pagina 184
... fashion he carried through the ratification of Pompey's eastern settlement ; and , the requirements of his two great partners having thus been loyally fulfilled , it remained for him to take steps to secure his own future position .
... fashion he carried through the ratification of Pompey's eastern settlement ; and , the requirements of his two great partners having thus been loyally fulfilled , it remained for him to take steps to secure his own future position .
Pagina 426
Where , on the other hand , they prefer the more secure but less adventurous guidance of some well - established system of discipline and habit , where the moulding of character is held of more importance than the unfettered exercise of ...
Where , on the other hand , they prefer the more secure but less adventurous guidance of some well - established system of discipline and habit , where the moulding of character is held of more importance than the unfettered exercise of ...
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