From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... command and appointed Marius to succeed him in Africa . This intervention by the People in the Senate's traditional right to allocate the provincial commands established a very dangerous example which was later followed to exalt Pompey ...
... command and appointed Marius to succeed him in Africa . This intervention by the People in the Senate's traditional right to allocate the provincial commands established a very dangerous example which was later followed to exalt Pompey ...
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... command . Had Marius hastened to Campania , he might possibly have won over the army ; instead he stopped in Rome and allowed Sulla the initiative . Sulla promptly appealed to the troops , and they stoned Sulpicius ' envoys . Then a ...
... command . Had Marius hastened to Campania , he might possibly have won over the army ; instead he stopped in Rome and allowed Sulla the initiative . Sulla promptly appealed to the troops , and they stoned Sulpicius ' envoys . Then a ...
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... COMMAND . See especially Cicero , ad fam . iii , 8 , 4–9 ; 11 , 3 ; ad Att . vii , 7 , 6 ; 9 , 3. The precise date of the end of the command ( the legis dies ) is obviously of little importance in itself , but it becomes of vital ...
... COMMAND . See especially Cicero , ad fam . iii , 8 , 4–9 ; 11 , 3 ; ad Att . vii , 7 , 6 ; 9 , 3. The precise date of the end of the command ( the legis dies ) is obviously of little importance in itself , but it becomes of vital ...
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