From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Cassius ' advice , Brutus allowed Antony to deliver the customary funeral oration ( laudatio funebris ) ; in this Antony succeeded in stirring up the fury of the people against the murderers of Caesar , whose blood - stained toga and ...
... Cassius ' advice , Brutus allowed Antony to deliver the customary funeral oration ( laudatio funebris ) ; in this Antony succeeded in stirring up the fury of the people against the murderers of Caesar , whose blood - stained toga and ...
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... Cassius had built up powerful armies it had to be executed by force of arms . Brutus had consolidated his strength ... Cassius and to raise money : he forced the Lycian cities to contribute and stormed Xanthus which refused . Meantime in ...
... Cassius had built up powerful armies it had to be executed by force of arms . Brutus had consolidated his strength ... Cassius and to raise money : he forced the Lycian cities to contribute and stormed Xanthus which refused . Meantime in ...
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... Cassius Chaerea , C. , 295 , 300 Cassius Longinus , L. ( cos . 127 ) , 48 Cassius Longinus , L. ( cos . 107 ) , 54 Cassius Longinus , C. ( pr . 44 ) , 129 , 157 , 159-63 , 165 f . , 211 Cassius Longinus , C. ( lawyer ) , 369 Cassius ...
... Cassius Chaerea , C. , 295 , 300 Cassius Longinus , L. ( cos . 127 ) , 48 Cassius Longinus , L. ( cos . 107 ) , 54 Cassius Longinus , C. ( pr . 44 ) , 129 , 157 , 159-63 , 165 f . , 211 Cassius Longinus , C. ( lawyer ) , 369 Cassius ...
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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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