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Individual members of the ruling oligarchy derive their profits , lawful and illicit .
But the Senate as a whole seems sincerely concerned ( though not always
successful in its efforts ) to stop the illicit sort ; and excessive profits by citizen ...
Individual members of the ruling oligarchy derive their profits , lawful and illicit .
But the Senate as a whole seems sincerely concerned ( though not always
successful in its efforts ) to stop the illicit sort ; and excessive profits by citizen ...
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30 This is a measure of the profits that were made by senators who — to say the
least — did not have a reputation for ... however , is the fact that senators — even
philosophers among them , were quite prepared to profit from their position in ...
30 This is a measure of the profits that were made by senators who — to say the
least — did not have a reputation for ... however , is the fact that senators — even
philosophers among them , were quite prepared to profit from their position in ...
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... intervention by R . after war with Perseus 3 ; offered to Antiochus III as sphere
of influence 7 ; mission of Scaurus to 32f . , 42 , 54 ; Lucullus in 37 ; Pompey ' s
profits in 81 , 90 Attalus III Philometor , King of Pergamum 97 ; leaves kingdom to
Ř ...
... intervention by R . after war with Perseus 3 ; offered to Antiochus III as sphere
of influence 7 ; mission of Scaurus to 32f . , 42 , 54 ; Lucullus in 37 ; Pompey ' s
profits in 81 , 90 Attalus III Philometor , King of Pergamum 97 ; leaves kingdom to
Ř ...
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VIRTVS AND IMPERIVM | 1 |
THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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