A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 539
... Suetonius and Dio Cassius accepted at face value much loose gossip rejected by Tacitus , and that Tacitus , however careful not to admit false evidence , was so economical of truth as to be positively misleading . 10 On the alleged ...
... Suetonius and Dio Cassius accepted at face value much loose gossip rejected by Tacitus , and that Tacitus , however careful not to admit false evidence , was so economical of truth as to be positively misleading . 10 On the alleged ...
Pagina 540
... Suetonius ( Nero , xvi . 2 ) and by a chapter in Tacitus ( Annals , xv . 44 ) . Tacitus ' ex- pression " correpti ( sunt ) qui fatebantur " has given rise to much discussion ; but it is hardly open to doubt that what the Christians ...
... Suetonius ( Nero , xvi . 2 ) and by a chapter in Tacitus ( Annals , xv . 44 ) . Tacitus ' ex- pression " correpti ( sunt ) qui fatebantur " has given rise to much discussion ; but it is hardly open to doubt that what the Christians ...
Pagina 552
... Suetonius Paulinus , the conqueror of Mauretania ( p . 541 ) , resumed warfare in North Wales . In 61 Suetonius was preparing to capture Anglesey , when a rebellion broke out in his rear . In East Anglia Roman tax - collectors and money ...
... Suetonius Paulinus , the conqueror of Mauretania ( p . 541 ) , resumed warfare in North Wales . In 61 Suetonius was preparing to capture Anglesey , when a rebellion broke out in his rear . In East Anglia Roman tax - collectors and money ...
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