From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Badian , Foreign Clientelae ( 1958 ) , 204 ff . [ p . 61 ] 28. THE PIRATE LAW . For the text see Riccobono , FIRA , i , 121 ff .; for a translation of part of this interesting document see Lewis and Rheinhold , Rom . Civ . i , 325 f ...
... Badian , Foreign Clientelae ( 1958 ) , 204 ff . [ p . 61 ] 28. THE PIRATE LAW . For the text see Riccobono , FIRA , i , 121 ff .; for a translation of part of this interesting document see Lewis and Rheinhold , Rom . Civ . i , 325 f ...
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... Badian , Historia ( VI ) , 1957 , 318 ff . [ p . 63 ] 3. MUCIUS SCAEVOLA . E. Badian ( Athenaeum , 1956 , 104 ff . ) dates the pro- consulship of Scaevola in Asia to 94 B.C. He argues that Aemilius Scaurus , who led an embassy to the ...
... Badian , Historia ( VI ) , 1957 , 318 ff . [ p . 63 ] 3. MUCIUS SCAEVOLA . E. Badian ( Athenaeum , 1956 , 104 ff . ) dates the pro- consulship of Scaevola in Asia to 94 B.C. He argues that Aemilius Scaurus , who led an embassy to the ...
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... Badian ( Hermes , 1955 , 107 ff . ) and R. E. Smith ( Phoenix , 1960 , pp . I ff . ) are agreed in rejecting 79 : the former supports 81 , the latter 80 . Badian has also emphasized ( Foreign Clientelae , 273 ff . ) the seriousness of ...
... Badian ( Hermes , 1955 , 107 ff . ) and R. E. Smith ( Phoenix , 1960 , pp . I ff . ) are agreed in rejecting 79 : the former supports 81 , the latter 80 . Badian has also emphasized ( Foreign Clientelae , 273 ff . ) the seriousness of ...
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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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