From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... Empire circa A.D. 68 between pages xii - I The Roman Empire circa 133 B.C. page 275 The Roman Empire at the Death of Augustus Genealogical Tree of the Chief Members of the Julio- Claudian Dynasty 275 331 Italy 355 Preface Reflection on ...
... Empire circa A.D. 68 between pages xii - I The Roman Empire circa 133 B.C. page 275 The Roman Empire at the Death of Augustus Genealogical Tree of the Chief Members of the Julio- Claudian Dynasty 275 331 Italy 355 Preface Reflection on ...
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... Empire I. AGRICULTURE Economic life in the early Empire did not differ essentially from that under the late Republic.1 Augustus neither introduced a new economic policy nor sought to establish State controls or mono- polies : the old ...
... Empire I. AGRICULTURE Economic life in the early Empire did not differ essentially from that under the late Republic.1 Augustus neither introduced a new economic policy nor sought to establish State controls or mono- polies : the old ...
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... EMPIRE . No ancient writer dealt with this subject . The evidence therefore has to be gathered from sources such as ... Empire , and vols . II - IV with the provinces . See also Tenney Frank , An Economic History of Rome ( 2nd ed ...
... EMPIRE . No ancient writer dealt with this subject . The evidence therefore has to be gathered from sources such as ... Empire , and vols . II - IV with the provinces . See also Tenney Frank , An Economic History of Rome ( 2nd ed ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
THE GRACCHI | 19 |
ΙΟ | 32 |
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