From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... became in fact almost a co - regent , though he lacked above all the auctoritas of Augustus . He might therefore appear an ideal successor : he had shown skill in diplomacy and brilliance in war ; he was popular with the army , the ...
... became in fact almost a co - regent , though he lacked above all the auctoritas of Augustus . He might therefore appear an ideal successor : he had shown skill in diplomacy and brilliance in war ; he was popular with the army , the ...
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... became the main products . Since grain came as tribute from Egypt and Africa , the cereal culture of Latium declined , but provincial grain probably did not seriously affect corn - production in the rest of Italy . The popula- tion of ...
... became the main products . Since grain came as tribute from Egypt and Africa , the cereal culture of Latium declined , but provincial grain probably did not seriously affect corn - production in the rest of Italy . The popula- tion of ...
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... became more vocal under the Flavians , though with less reason , but it was confined to a small and obstinate group , whose excesses offended the majority of senators ; Tacitus and the younger Pliny might admire their courage but not ...
... became more vocal under the Flavians , though with less reason , but it was confined to a small and obstinate group , whose excesses offended the majority of senators ; Tacitus and the younger Pliny might admire their courage but not ...
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