From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... LEPIDUS Any hope that Sulla's settlement after the grim years of civil war might usher in a period of tranquility was rudely shattered by the ambitions of M. Aemilius ... Lepidus 88 THE RISE OF POMPEY The Counter-revolution of Lepidus.
... LEPIDUS Any hope that Sulla's settlement after the grim years of civil war might usher in a period of tranquility was rudely shattered by the ambitions of M. Aemilius ... Lepidus 88 THE RISE OF POMPEY The Counter-revolution of Lepidus.
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... Lepidus was to land with large forces from Africa , and Octavian and Agrippa sailed southwards from Portus Julius . But although Lepidus managed to overrun western Sicily with twelve legions , the plan was disrupted because the other ...
... Lepidus was to land with large forces from Africa , and Octavian and Agrippa sailed southwards from Portus Julius . But although Lepidus managed to overrun western Sicily with twelve legions , the plan was disrupted because the other ...
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... LEPIDUS ' SPEECH . A fragment of Sallust's History gives his version of a speech by Lepidus , denouncing Sulla's tyranny . The date is uncertain : it was probably between Sulla's abdication and death , at the end of 79. Cf. Rice Holmes ...
... LEPIDUS ' SPEECH . A fragment of Sallust's History gives his version of a speech by Lepidus , denouncing Sulla's tyranny . The date is uncertain : it was probably between Sulla's abdication and death , at the end of 79. Cf. Rice Holmes ...
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
The Importance of Gracchus Attempt | 29 |
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