From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... Tiberius refused his request to be allowed to marry Livilla in 25 after divorcing his wife , he made skilful use of the treason law to strike down a number of potential enemies and began to implant in Tiberius ' mind jealous fears of ...
... Tiberius refused his request to be allowed to marry Livilla in 25 after divorcing his wife , he made skilful use of the treason law to strike down a number of potential enemies and began to implant in Tiberius ' mind jealous fears of ...
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... Tiberius was harsh to bad governors , some of whom preferred to commit suicide rather than face a trial for extortion . At the time of disaster he could be liberal : for in- stance after Asia had ... TIBERIUS AND GAIUS Tiberius' Last Years.
... Tiberius was harsh to bad governors , some of whom preferred to commit suicide rather than face a trial for extortion . At the time of disaster he could be liberal : for in- stance after Asia had ... TIBERIUS AND GAIUS Tiberius' Last Years.
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... TIBERIUS ( A.D. 14-37 ) . The chief literary sources are Velleius Paterculus , ii , 123–131 , a contemporary who is favourable to Tiberius ; Tacitus , Annals , I - VI ( most of book v is lost ) , edited by H. Furneaux , revised ed ...
... TIBERIUS ( A.D. 14-37 ) . The chief literary sources are Velleius Paterculus , ii , 123–131 , a contemporary who is favourable to Tiberius ; Tacitus , Annals , I - VI ( most of book v is lost ) , edited by H. Furneaux , revised ed ...
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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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