From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B. C. to A. D. 68Barnes & Noble, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Antony , Caesar's former colleague and supporter , but Antony was embittered that this youth should have been preferred by Caesar ; nor was Antony prepared to relinquish Caesar's money which he had taken over and some of which he had ...
... Antony , Caesar's former colleague and supporter , but Antony was embittered that this youth should have been preferred by Caesar ; nor was Antony prepared to relinquish Caesar's money which he had taken over and some of which he had ...
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... ANTONY IN THE EAST After Philippi Antony had , in agreement with Octavian ( p . 166 ) , gone to the eastern provinces to raise money ( 41 ) . The unfortunate cities of Asia Minor , who were ... ANTONY IN THE EAST 171 39 40 Antony in the East.
... ANTONY IN THE EAST After Philippi Antony had , in agreement with Octavian ( p . 166 ) , gone to the eastern provinces to raise money ( 41 ) . The unfortunate cities of Asia Minor , who were ... ANTONY IN THE EAST 171 39 40 Antony in the East.
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... Antony's actions had reached Rome in the spring of 33 much of the year was spent in a campaign of mutual slander by Octavian and Antony , during which Octavian drew the damaging picture of a demoralized Antony in the thrall of an ...
... Antony's actions had reached Rome in the spring of 33 much of the year was spent in a campaign of mutual slander by Octavian and Antony , during which Octavian drew the damaging picture of a demoralized Antony in the thrall of an ...
Inhalt
PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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