A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 84
... probably not in direct connexion with the centuriate organisation ( p . 80 ) , for tribes and centuries at first stood in no organic relation . The tribal reform was presumably anterior to the tribunate of the plebs , which presupposes ...
... probably not in direct connexion with the centuriate organisation ( p . 80 ) , for tribes and centuries at first stood in no organic relation . The tribal reform was presumably anterior to the tribunate of the plebs , which presupposes ...
Pagina 176
... probably not kept up to strength through- out the war . 17 It was probably in consequence of the revolt of Capua that the mint for Roman silver coinage , which had originally been located there , was transferred to Rome . ( Mattingly ...
... probably not kept up to strength through- out the war . 17 It was probably in consequence of the revolt of Capua that the mint for Roman silver coinage , which had originally been located there , was transferred to Rome . ( Mattingly ...
Pagina 559
... probably near Porta Westfalica , the second near the Steinhuder Meer . 12 On the political status of the two Germanies see Dessau , Gesch . der römischen Kaiserzeit , vol . ii . p . 520 . 13 The Roman victory over Florus and Sacrovir is ...
... probably near Porta Westfalica , the second near the Steinhuder Meer . 12 On the political status of the two Germanies see Dessau , Gesch . der römischen Kaiserzeit , vol . ii . p . 520 . 13 The Roman victory over Florus and Sacrovir is ...
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