From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... governor of Further Spain in 80. In undertaking this resistance and appealing to the Romans and Italians in Spain ( the Hispanienses ) , he claimed to be fighting against Sulla's illegal government in Rome , not against Rome itself ...
... governor of Further Spain in 80. In undertaking this resistance and appealing to the Romans and Italians in Spain ( the Hispanienses ) , he claimed to be fighting against Sulla's illegal government in Rome , not against Rome itself ...
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... governor's staff and soldiers , but conditions were carefully regulated and payment was made for the grain that he might require . In Sicily and Sardinia the Roman government also claimed the right of pre - emption of further corn , but ...
... governor's staff and soldiers , but conditions were carefully regulated and payment was made for the grain that he might require . In Sicily and Sardinia the Roman government also claimed the right of pre - emption of further corn , but ...
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... governor usually had three legati , normally senators chosen by himself and approved by the Senate , while other friends or young relatives of semi - official status ( comites or contubernales ) helped to swell his suite ; in addition ...
... governor usually had three legati , normally senators chosen by himself and approved by the Senate , while other friends or young relatives of semi - official status ( comites or contubernales ) helped to swell his suite ; in addition ...
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