A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 290
... showed up plainly the touch of vindictiveness that vitiated his disinterested zeal as a reformer . In recognising that the Equites were entitled to a larger share of political power he initiated a reform which subsequently bore good ...
... showed up plainly the touch of vindictiveness that vitiated his disinterested zeal as a reformer . In recognising that the Equites were entitled to a larger share of political power he initiated a reform which subsequently bore good ...
Pagina 342
... showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous self- advancement with a resolute act of ...
... showed the same boldness of initiative , the same fertility of resource , the same uncanny influence over his troops as Africanus and Caesar . As a politician he ended a career of unscrupulous self- advancement with a resolute act of ...
Pagina 414
... showed respect for the Senate so far as to submit his decisions to it for information ; but he did not invite it to assist him in forming them . His deliberations on important matters of state were held in private , and to 414 PT . D ...
... showed respect for the Senate so far as to submit his decisions to it for information ; but he did not invite it to assist him in forming them . His deliberations on important matters of state were held in private , and to 414 PT . D ...
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