A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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... which was based on a triple beat helped out by alliteration.1 This metre Andronicus used in his translation of the ' Odyssey ' ; but his far greater successor Ennius , the true founder of Latin prosody , adapted the Greek hexameter ...
... which was based on a triple beat helped out by alliteration.1 This metre Andronicus used in his translation of the ' Odyssey ' ; but his far greater successor Ennius , the true founder of Latin prosody , adapted the Greek hexameter ...
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Governors were allowed to stay in their province till the arrival of a successor ; and , since in the normal course of events Caesar's successor would be one of the magistrates of 49 , none of these would be free to relieve him till the ...
Governors were allowed to stay in their province till the arrival of a successor ; and , since in the normal course of events Caesar's successor would be one of the magistrates of 49 , none of these would be free to relieve him till the ...
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... a balance - sheet of his imperial exchequer , and finally , at the end , a legacy of advice to his successor , warning him against either an enlargement of the frontier or too free an extension of the franchise .
... a balance - sheet of his imperial exchequer , and finally , at the end , a legacy of advice to his successor , warning him against either an enlargement of the frontier or too free an extension of the franchise .
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