From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... Appian's phrase αἱρετοὺς ἄνδρας ἐναλλασομένους κατ ' ἔτος ( Ι . 9. 37 ) is generally interpreted as in the text , since the personnel in fact changed only when vacancies were caused by death . Carcopino argued ( op . cit . , 149 ff ...
... Appian's phrase αἱρετοὺς ἄνδρας ἐναλλασομένους κατ ' ἔτος ( Ι . 9. 37 ) is generally interpreted as in the text , since the personnel in fact changed only when vacancies were caused by death . Carcopino argued ( op . cit . , 149 ff ...
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... Appian ( BC , 1 , 66. 5 ) and cf. Licinianus ( 27 ) ' dediticiis omnibus a senatu civitas data ' and Livy , Perioch . 80 ' Italicis populis a senatu civitas data ' . The Lucanians and Samnites , who are excepted in the above passage of ...
... Appian ( BC , 1 , 66. 5 ) and cf. Licinianus ( 27 ) ' dediticiis omnibus a senatu civitas data ' and Livy , Perioch . 80 ' Italicis populis a senatu civitas data ' . The Lucanians and Samnites , who are excepted in the above passage of ...
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... Appian ( BC , iii - v ; down to 35 B.C. ) and Dio Cassius ( xlv - liii ) . Appian is the more valuable ; he made use of the History of Asinius Pollio ( who fought on the side of Antony and later maintained a reserved attitude towards ...
... Appian ( BC , iii - v ; down to 35 B.C. ) and Dio Cassius ( xlv - liii ) . Appian is the more valuable ; he made use of the History of Asinius Pollio ( who fought on the side of Antony and later maintained a reserved attitude towards ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
THE GRACCHI | 19 |
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