From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1963 - 460 Seiten |
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... named C. Scribonius Curio , who promptly exercised his veto on 1 March.20a Not long afterwards , when news came of a Parthian threat to Syria , the Senate voted that Pompey and Caesar should each send a legion : Pompey weakened Caesar ...
... named C. Scribonius Curio , who promptly exercised his veto on 1 March.20a Not long afterwards , when news came of a Parthian threat to Syria , the Senate voted that Pompey and Caesar should each send a legion : Pompey weakened Caesar ...
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... named his twin children Faustus and Fausta , certainly believed in his luck . In Greece he may have used the name Epaphroditus to indicate that he enjoyed Aphrodite's favour , though Felix may not imply a cult of Venus in Italy ...
... named his twin children Faustus and Fausta , certainly believed in his luck . In Greece he may have used the name Epaphroditus to indicate that he enjoyed Aphrodite's favour , though Felix may not imply a cult of Venus in Italy ...
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... named Virampatnam ) and by an inscription from the Eastern Desert of Egypt ( see JRS , 1953 , p . 38 ) which refers to a slave of P. Annius Plocamus in A.D. 6 , while we know that a freed- man of Plocamus farmed the Red Sea taxes ; his ...
... named Virampatnam ) and by an inscription from the Eastern Desert of Egypt ( see JRS , 1953 , p . 38 ) which refers to a slave of P. Annius Plocamus in A.D. 6 , while we know that a freed- man of Plocamus farmed the Red Sea taxes ; his ...
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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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