From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... probably mooted the idea of adding some 300 members of the equestrian order to the Senate and leaving the court in the hands of this enlarged Senate , but the suggestion was not accepted . Later , perhaps after the counter - attack by ...
... probably mooted the idea of adding some 300 members of the equestrian order to the Senate and leaving the court in the hands of this enlarged Senate , but the suggestion was not accepted . Later , perhaps after the counter - attack by ...
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... probably had no religious significance ( the conception was not , as has been sug- gested , that of a sacred palace for the Sun - god , borrowed from the Parthians ) but it illustrates the love of Nero ( ' incredibilium cupitor ' ) for ...
... probably had no religious significance ( the conception was not , as has been sug- gested , that of a sacred palace for the Sun - god , borrowed from the Parthians ) but it illustrates the love of Nero ( ' incredibilium cupitor ' ) for ...
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... probably of 133 , regarding the settlement , and a third ( Dittenberger , Sylloge 694 ) is a decree celebrating the grant of the status of Rome's ally to a city , probably Perga- mum , for its help against Aristonicus . Mithridates of ...
... probably of 133 , regarding the settlement , and a third ( Dittenberger , Sylloge 694 ) is a decree celebrating the grant of the status of Rome's ally to a city , probably Perga- mum , for its help against Aristonicus . Mithridates of ...
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