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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... inscription . This town , which had helped Rome during the war , received Roman citizenship , municipal status and exemption from taxation for ten years ; further , the native tribes ( incolae ) living within the territory of the ...
... inscription . This town , which had helped Rome during the war , received Roman citizenship , municipal status and exemption from taxation for ten years ; further , the native tribes ( incolae ) living within the territory of the ...
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... inscription from Carthage refers to three commissioners , Galba , Papirius Carbo and Calpurnius Bestia ( ILS , 28 ; Greenidge , Sources2 , 51 ) . These men may have formed a special African commission . If , however , Carbo is C. Carbo ...
... inscription from Carthage refers to three commissioners , Galba , Papirius Carbo and Calpurnius Bestia ( ILS , 28 ; Greenidge , Sources2 , 51 ) . These men may have formed a special African commission . If , however , Carbo is C. Carbo ...
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... inscription found in 1947 at Heba ( Magliano ) in Etruria . For the text see Ehrenberg and Jones , Documents2 ( 1955 ) , n . 94 a . There is already an immense modern literature on it ; one of the most important contributions is G ...
... inscription found in 1947 at Heba ( Magliano ) in Etruria . For the text see Ehrenberg and Jones , Documents2 ( 1955 ) , n . 94 a . There is already an immense modern literature on it ; one of the most important contributions is G ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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