A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1954 - 820 pagine Classical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 479
... Augustus " soldier continued to take the oath of allegiance to him and to look power of to him for his material rewards , as in the days of the Triumvirate , and all acting commanders of Roman armies were his subordinates.15 Augustus ...
... Augustus " soldier continued to take the oath of allegiance to him and to look power of to him for his material rewards , as in the days of the Triumvirate , and all acting commanders of Roman armies were his subordinates.15 Augustus ...
Pagina 510
... Augustus went well beyond Caesar in his administrative reforms , and unhesitatingly followed his example in sending Roman Obv . Head of Augustus . IMP ( erator ) • IX TR ( ibunicia ) PO ( testate ) V · ( i.e. 19 B.C. ) . Rev. Front of ...
... Augustus went well beyond Caesar in his administrative reforms , and unhesitatingly followed his example in sending Roman Obv . Head of Augustus . IMP ( erator ) • IX TR ( ibunicia ) PO ( testate ) V · ( i.e. 19 B.C. ) . Rev. Front of ...
Pagina 511
... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the greatest natural aptitudes . A bourgeois by origin , he had for finance . a better understanding than Caesar , the scion ...
... Augustus , the re- Augustus ' organisation of the Roman finances was probably that to which he aptitude brought the greatest natural aptitudes . A bourgeois by origin , he had for finance . a better understanding than Caesar , the scion ...
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