A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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There was the young Julius Caesar , for example , intellectually a far more dangerous rival . Though a member of one of the oldest families in Rome , he was nephew by marriage to the great Marius , and a partisan of the democrat cause .
There was the young Julius Caesar , for example , intellectually a far more dangerous rival . Though a member of one of the oldest families in Rome , he was nephew by marriage to the great Marius , and a partisan of the democrat cause .
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The entente was sealed by the dispatch of young Parthian princes to be educated in Italy ( just as young oriental princes come to England to - day ) ; and , conveniently enough for the Eastern frontier's security , the faction in ...
The entente was sealed by the dispatch of young Parthian princes to be educated in Italy ( just as young oriental princes come to England to - day ) ; and , conveniently enough for the Eastern frontier's security , the faction in ...
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Her rash talk about Britannicus ' claim to the throne brought swift retribution on that unhappy young man . He was invited to dinner and poisoned . But there was worse to come . In A.D. 58 the charms of a young beauty called Poppaea won ...
Her rash talk about Britannicus ' claim to the throne brought swift retribution on that unhappy young man . He was invited to dinner and poisoned . But there was worse to come . In A.D. 58 the charms of a young beauty called Poppaea won ...
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