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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... perhaps a maximum size of 30 iugera ; the new holders were not allowed to alienate them and were to pay a small rent.8 As a short - term scheme the bill had great advantages . There could be no objection on the legal score to this ...
... perhaps a maximum size of 30 iugera ; the new holders were not allowed to alienate them and were to pay a small rent.8 As a short - term scheme the bill had great advantages . There could be no objection on the legal score to this ...
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... perhaps failed to consult first , summoned him to explain , he swept aside the opposition of the consuls , Cotta and Metellus Delmaticus , and even threatened , it is said , to arrest them . On the other hand he took an unpopular line ...
... perhaps failed to consult first , summoned him to explain , he swept aside the opposition of the consuls , Cotta and Metellus Delmaticus , and even threatened , it is said , to arrest them . On the other hand he took an unpopular line ...
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... ( perhaps in 29 , before the census of 28 ) reduced the senators from 1000 to 800 , and Octavian's name was placed at the head of the list as Princeps Senatus . Further , by edict he proclaimed an amnesty and annulled any illegal and ...
... ( perhaps in 29 , before the census of 28 ) reduced the senators from 1000 to 800 , and Octavian's name was placed at the head of the list as Princeps Senatus . Further , by edict he proclaimed an amnesty and annulled any illegal and ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
THE GRACCHI | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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