From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... praetor and famous orator , M. Antonius , who was sent out with proconsular imperium in 102 to secure bases on the coasts of Pamphylia and W. Cilicia , achieved little even though he held his command until 100. Saturninus mean- while ...
... praetor and famous orator , M. Antonius , who was sent out with proconsular imperium in 102 to secure bases on the coasts of Pamphylia and W. Cilicia , achieved little even though he held his command until 100. Saturninus mean- while ...
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... praetor Memmius in Bithynia , and probably after his return he composed a final bitter farewell to Lesbia ( poem 11 ) . He also directed some stinging lampoons against Caesar and the Caesarians . His poems , of which 116 survive ...
... praetor Memmius in Bithynia , and probably after his return he composed a final bitter farewell to Lesbia ( poem 11 ) . He also directed some stinging lampoons against Caesar and the Caesarians . His poems , of which 116 survive ...
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... praetor , had proved too rigid and was modified under a lex Aebutia ( c . 150 ) by the introduction of an alternative formulary system under which the praetor could allow formulas that were drafted to meet the requirements of the ...
... praetor , had proved too rigid and was modified under a lex Aebutia ( c . 150 ) by the introduction of an alternative formulary system under which the praetor could allow formulas that were drafted to meet the requirements of the ...
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ROME AT THE CROSSROADS | 1 |
Greek Cultural Influences on Roman Life | 10 |
Romes Allies | 16 |
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