From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Cicero's opinion Roman achievement first equalled that of Greece in the oratory of Gaius Gracchus and his successors , many of whom pub- lished their speeches after delivery . Two masters of the next genera- tion whom Cicero admired ...
... Cicero's opinion Roman achievement first equalled that of Greece in the oratory of Gaius Gracchus and his successors , many of whom pub- lished their speeches after delivery . Two masters of the next genera- tion whom Cicero admired ...
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... Cicero's Pro Caelio see the edition by R. G. Austin ( 1960 ) . In his Pro Balbo , delivered in defence of Balbus ' claim to citizenship later in 56 , Cicero praised Pompey . In 55 Cicero in the Senate bitterly attacked Caesar's father ...
... Cicero's Pro Caelio see the edition by R. G. Austin ( 1960 ) . In his Pro Balbo , delivered in defence of Balbus ' claim to citizenship later in 56 , Cicero praised Pompey . In 55 Cicero in the Senate bitterly attacked Caesar's father ...
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... Cicero ( 1942 ) . F. R. Cowell , Cicero and the Roman Republic ( 1948 ; Pelican ed . 1956 ) is a general survey of the later Republic rather than a strict biography of Cicero . J. Carcopino , Cicero ; the Secrets of his Correspon- dence ...
... Cicero ( 1942 ) . F. R. Cowell , Cicero and the Roman Republic ( 1948 ; Pelican ed . 1956 ) is a general survey of the later Republic rather than a strict biography of Cicero . J. Carcopino , Cicero ; the Secrets of his Correspon- dence ...
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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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