From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... received such lenient terms . Sulla then made short work of Fimbria , who soon afterwards fell on his sword . The ... received were granted by the grace of Sulla and the Senate . Cities that had remained loyal to Rome ( e.g. Rhodes ) ...
... received such lenient terms . Sulla then made short work of Fimbria , who soon afterwards fell on his sword . The ... received were granted by the grace of Sulla and the Senate . Cities that had remained loyal to Rome ( e.g. Rhodes ) ...
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... received the title of principes iuventutis , and the Senate de- signated Gaius as consul for A.D. I. Tiberius , who felt overshadowed , retired to Rhodes for the next seven years . Besides holding his thirteenth , and last , consulship ...
... received the title of principes iuventutis , and the Senate de- signated Gaius as consul for A.D. I. Tiberius , who felt overshadowed , retired to Rhodes for the next seven years . Besides holding his thirteenth , and last , consulship ...
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... received from Gaius of a Mauretania in revolt and of a Britain pro- claimed as ripe for annexation , but also in part from his belief that the time had come to advance and to replace client - states by direct rule in some areas . The ...
... received from Gaius of a Mauretania in revolt and of a Britain pro- claimed as ripe for annexation , but also in part from his belief that the time had come to advance and to replace client - states by direct rule in some areas . The ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
THE GRACCHI | 19 |
ΙΟ | 32 |
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