A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 129
... received regular visits from the quaestores Italici and the praetor's deputies . In a few communities all local magistrates were temporarily abolished as a punishment for rebellion , and the entire administration devolved upon a Roman ...
... received regular visits from the quaestores Italici and the praetor's deputies . In a few communities all local magistrates were temporarily abolished as a punishment for rebellion , and the entire administration devolved upon a Roman ...
Pagina 248
... received full Roman franchise in exchange for their previous civitas sine suffragio ; and it may be assumed that most of the other cities possess- ing the half - franchise received similar promotion not long after , for their claim to ...
... received full Roman franchise in exchange for their previous civitas sine suffragio ; and it may be assumed that most of the other cities possess- ing the half - franchise received similar promotion not long after , for their claim to ...
Pagina 273
... received with favour among the Roman governing class . In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two nations the Romans gave as well as received . of the Stoic From the Greeks they obtained a reasoned justification of their ...
... received with favour among the Roman governing class . In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two nations the Romans gave as well as received . of the Stoic From the Greeks they obtained a reasoned justification of their ...
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