From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... inscription.12 This town , which had helped Rome during the war , received Roman citizenship , municipal status and exemption from taxation for ten years ; further , the native tribes ( incolae ) living within the territory of the ...
... inscription.12 This town , which had helped Rome during the war , received Roman citizenship , municipal status and exemption from taxation for ten years ; further , the native tribes ( incolae ) living within the territory of the ...
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... inscription with the law of Gracchus , has supposed the lex Acilia to be a measure of lesser importance of c . III B.C. E. Badian , however , has successfully defended the identification of the lex Acilia with the inscription ( Amer ...
... inscription with the law of Gracchus , has supposed the lex Acilia to be a measure of lesser importance of c . III B.C. E. Badian , however , has successfully defended the identification of the lex Acilia with the inscription ( Amer ...
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... inscription from Astypalaea ( Greenidge , Sources , 84 ) to a lex Rubria Acilia ( thus if Acilius was tribune in 122 , cf. n . 31 above , then Rubrius must have been also ) . But Tibiletti ( op . cit . ) has argued that the phrase κατα ...
... inscription from Astypalaea ( Greenidge , Sources , 84 ) to a lex Rubria Acilia ( thus if Acilius was tribune in 122 , cf. n . 31 above , then Rubrius must have been also ) . But Tibiletti ( op . cit . ) has argued that the phrase κατα ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
Greek Cultural Influences on Roman Life | 10 |
Romes Allies | 16 |
Urheberrecht | |
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