Roman Imperialism in the Late RepublicCornell University Press, 1971 - 117 Seiten |
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... major wars when it could be avoided - and certainly not for the sake of annexation , which , more often than not , proved merely a prelude to a future of minor wars . Moreover , early in the second century the Scipios had given a ...
... major wars when it could be avoided - and certainly not for the sake of annexation , which , more often than not , proved merely a prelude to a future of minor wars . Moreover , early in the second century the Scipios had given a ...
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... major war , the definition of the prouincia had to be wide and elastic , to ensure that the commander would be able to do his legitimate task without restriction . Hence ' Sicilia ' . ' Africa ' , ' Asia ' are allotted as prouinciae ...
... major war , the definition of the prouincia had to be wide and elastic , to ensure that the commander would be able to do his legitimate task without restriction . Hence ' Sicilia ' . ' Africa ' , ' Asia ' are allotted as prouinciae ...
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... major powers and civilised states , the repre- sentatives of Rome showed , on the whole , a praiseworthy sense of responsibility , and the Senate asserted sufficient control over them , so that outrageous behaviour was rare indeed and ...
... major powers and civilised states , the repre- sentatives of Rome showed , on the whole , a praiseworthy sense of responsibility , and the Senate asserted sufficient control over them , so that outrageous behaviour was rare indeed and ...
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VIRTVS AND IMPERIVM | 1 |
THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
Urheberrecht | |
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