A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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... Civil For the history of the republic the work of Livy was generally accepted as definitive . The more ambitious writers henceforth turned their hands to the more intensive study of brief periods of recent history . A good example of ...
... Civil For the history of the republic the work of Livy was generally accepted as definitive . The more ambitious writers henceforth turned their hands to the more intensive study of brief periods of recent history . A good example of ...
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... civil wars and of foreign invasions the rate of change was accelerated , and by the cumulative effect of three centuries of patching the Roman monarchy of Constantine had come to wear a very different aspect from that of Augustus . The ...
... civil wars and of foreign invasions the rate of change was accelerated , and by the cumulative effect of three centuries of patching the Roman monarchy of Constantine had come to wear a very different aspect from that of Augustus . The ...
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... civil wars at the end of the second century , acted as a brake on further progress . The reigns of the two Severi were an interval of partial recuperation , and the first third of the third century , taken as a whole , was a period of ...
... civil wars at the end of the second century , acted as a brake on further progress . The reigns of the two Severi were an interval of partial recuperation , and the first third of the third century , taken as a whole , was a period of ...
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