From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Agrippa , but if there existed any tension between them , this was removed less by Agrippa's departure than by the death of Marcellus during the autumn . The winter brought flood and famine . Rioting followed , and Augustus was urged to ...
... Agrippa , but if there existed any tension between them , this was removed less by Agrippa's departure than by the death of Marcellus during the autumn . The winter brought flood and famine . Rioting followed , and Augustus was urged to ...
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... Agrippa offered sacrifice . ' Grant , o gods , ' sang the choir , ' grant to the young a spirit to learn and righteous conduct , grant to the old peace and calm , grant to the race of Romulus wealth and offspring and all glory.'14 This ...
... Agrippa offered sacrifice . ' Grant , o gods , ' sang the choir , ' grant to the young a spirit to learn and righteous conduct , grant to the old peace and calm , grant to the race of Romulus wealth and offspring and all glory.'14 This ...
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... AGRIPPA . See M. Reinhold , Marcus Agrippa ( 1933 ) . Impressive remains survive of the tunnels constructed by Agrippa's architect and engineer , L. Cocceius Auctus ( Strabo , 5. 4. 5 ) : the ' Grotta di Cocceio ' connected Lake Avernus ...
... AGRIPPA . See M. Reinhold , Marcus Agrippa ( 1933 ) . Impressive remains survive of the tunnels constructed by Agrippa's architect and engineer , L. Cocceius Auctus ( Strabo , 5. 4. 5 ) : the ' Grotta di Cocceio ' connected Lake Avernus ...
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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