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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... passed but vetoed by Antony . Cicero , who had just arrived back from Cilicia , tried to negotiate , but in vain . On 7 Jan- uary Antony and a fellow - tribune were warned to leave the Senate , which then passed the senatus consultum ...
... passed but vetoed by Antony . Cicero , who had just arrived back from Cilicia , tried to negotiate , but in vain . On 7 Jan- uary Antony and a fellow - tribune were warned to leave the Senate , which then passed the senatus consultum ...
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... passed into German hands ( this may be the origin of a remarkable concentration of Augustan gold coins found between the Ems and Weser ) . Diplomatic gifts to native chiefs may explain the origin of other finds , such as that discovered ...
... passed into German hands ( this may be the origin of a remarkable concentration of Augustan gold coins found between the Ems and Weser ) . Diplomatic gifts to native chiefs may explain the origin of other finds , such as that discovered ...
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... passed over in the registration of 86–85 ( cf. L. R. Taylor , Voting Districts , 119 ) . [ p . 84 ] 33. THE TRIBUNATE . The sources are not always clear on matters of detail . Thus Livy ( Perioch . 89 ) says that Sulla ' omne ius legum ...
... passed over in the registration of 86–85 ( cf. L. R. Taylor , Voting Districts , 119 ) . [ p . 84 ] 33. THE TRIBUNATE . The sources are not always clear on matters of detail . Thus Livy ( Perioch . 89 ) says that Sulla ' omne ius legum ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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