From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... ASIA AND GAUL While the Senate was contending against the Gracchi , campaigns overseas resulted in the establishment of two new provinces : Asia and Gallia Transalpina or Narbonensis . For many years the kingdom of Pergamum had lain ...
... ASIA AND GAUL While the Senate was contending against the Gracchi , campaigns overseas resulted in the establishment of two new provinces : Asia and Gallia Transalpina or Narbonensis . For many years the kingdom of Pergamum had lain ...
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... Asia . With twelve legions , and 700 talents which he had extorted from the Jews , Cassius then joined Brutus in over- running Asia Minor , robbing Rhodes , Tarsus and other cities . After meeting at Sardes , the two commanders , with ...
... Asia . With twelve legions , and 700 talents which he had extorted from the Jews , Cassius then joined Brutus in over- running Asia Minor , robbing Rhodes , Tarsus and other cities . After meeting at Sardes , the two commanders , with ...
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... ASIA MINOR . The view of Mommsen and T. Frank , that Sulla deprived the publicani of the right to farm the taxes of Asia ( based on Cicero , ad Q. fr . I. I. 33 ) and that it was restored by Pompey ( Cic . Verr . 3. 6. 12 ) , has been ...
... ASIA MINOR . The view of Mommsen and T. Frank , that Sulla deprived the publicani of the right to farm the taxes of Asia ( based on Cicero , ad Q. fr . I. I. 33 ) and that it was restored by Pompey ( Cic . Verr . 3. 6. 12 ) , has been ...
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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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