Roman Imperialism in the Late RepublicCornell University Press, 1971 - 117 Seiten |
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... Brutus : Cicero was as shocked as each student still is when it first dawned on him.27 Brutus ' loan to Cyprian Salamis had been made when he was on the island as a private man , and a young man at that ( not yet quaestorian ) , under ...
... Brutus : Cicero was as shocked as each student still is when it first dawned on him.27 Brutus ' loan to Cyprian Salamis had been made when he was on the island as a private man , and a young man at that ( not yet quaestorian ) , under ...
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... Brutus , who could get senatorial decrees passed in his private interest even in the most disreputable circumstances —not to mention offence to Cicero's own friend Atticus , whose aid Brutus had enlisted , and who ' now begs his dear ...
... Brutus , who could get senatorial decrees passed in his private interest even in the most disreputable circumstances —not to mention offence to Cicero's own friend Atticus , whose aid Brutus had enlisted , and who ' now begs his dear ...
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... Brutus had also lent Ariobarzanes money : no doubt ( in the light of what we have seen ) the King needed it to pay Pompey . But Ariobarzanes really could not pay this additional debt : he was bankrupt and in fear of his life ! Even so ...
... Brutus had also lent Ariobarzanes money : no doubt ( in the light of what we have seen ) the King needed it to pay Pompey . But Ariobarzanes really could not pay this additional debt : he was bankrupt and in fear of his life ! Even so ...
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VIRTVS AND IMPERIVM | 1 |
THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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