A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 317
... Drusus was spiritually a descendant of Tiberius Gracchus of the rather than of his adroit and opportunist father . Though an avowed Livius supporter of senatorial government , he was thoroughly in earnest Drusus . about reforms which to ...
... Drusus was spiritually a descendant of Tiberius Gracchus of the rather than of his adroit and opportunist father . Though an avowed Livius supporter of senatorial government , he was thoroughly in earnest Drusus . about reforms which to ...
Pagina 318
... Drusus had to fall back upon the methods of Saturninus and to sweep away his opponents by force . After this dubious success Drusus produced his most important project , which aimed at nothing less than the conferment of full Roman ...
... Drusus had to fall back upon the methods of Saturninus and to sweep away his opponents by force . After this dubious success Drusus produced his most important project , which aimed at nothing less than the conferment of full Roman ...
Pagina 500
... Drusus , had reached a sufficient age for the conduct of a major campaign . In 12 B.C. and the ensuing three years Drusus overran Western Germany in a series of rapid forays , which carried the Roman arms as far as the Elbe . In ...
... Drusus , had reached a sufficient age for the conduct of a major campaign . In 12 B.C. and the ensuing three years Drusus overran Western Germany in a series of rapid forays , which carried the Roman arms as far as the Elbe . In ...
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