Roman Imperialism in the Late RepublicCornell University Press, 1971 - 117 Seiten |
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... Attalus III left his kingdom to Rome ( quite without prompting , we may be sure , and following a precedent that Rome had almost certainly done nothing to create ) , 19 the Senate was not given a chance of discussing the strange bequest ...
... Attalus III left his kingdom to Rome ( quite without prompting , we may be sure , and following a precedent that Rome had almost certainly done nothing to create ) , 19 the Senate was not given a chance of discussing the strange bequest ...
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... Attalus ' bequest for popular domestic purposes.1 It was the first time that the Plebs had had a major taste of the benefits of empire . Hitherto there had been distributions after a triumph , and the provinces of the Roman People had ...
... Attalus ' bequest for popular domestic purposes.1 It was the first time that the Plebs had had a major taste of the benefits of empire . Hitherto there had been distributions after a triumph , and the provinces of the Roman People had ...
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... Attalus III Philometor , King of Per- gamum 97 ; leaves kingdom to R. 21f . , 30f . , 44f . , 48 , 77 , 1004 Atticus see Pomponius Augustus 89 , 92 , 931 Aurelius Cotta , C. ( cos . 75 ) con- cerned in organisation of Cyrene 35 ; in ...
... Attalus III Philometor , King of Per- gamum 97 ; leaves kingdom to R. 21f . , 30f . , 44f . , 48 , 77 , 1004 Atticus see Pomponius Augustus 89 , 92 , 931 Aurelius Cotta , C. ( cos . 75 ) con- cerned in organisation of Cyrene 35 ; in ...
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VIRTVS AND IMPERIVM | 1 |
THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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