From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1959 - 450 Seiten |
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... proconsular command was entrusted to Crassus , who had probably held a praetorship in 73 . Thus a proconsul was in command of an army in Italy itself , the very thing that Sulla had hoped to prevent at all costs . Worse still for the ...
... proconsular command was entrusted to Crassus , who had probably held a praetorship in 73 . Thus a proconsul was in command of an army in Italy itself , the very thing that Sulla had hoped to prevent at all costs . Worse still for the ...
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... proconsular authority . He was also , and continued to be , consul in Rome , but that need cause no difficulty ... proconsul , in a restored Republic . " But was it all as simple as it seemed ? What was the real meaning ? The answer is ...
... proconsular authority . He was also , and continued to be , consul in Rome , but that need cause no difficulty ... proconsul , in a restored Republic . " But was it all as simple as it seemed ? What was the real meaning ? The answer is ...
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... proconsular ( cf. e.g. Salmon , op . cit . ) For the view that it was consular see H. Pelham , Essays ( 1911 ) , 60 ... proconsul . R. Syme suggests ( op cit . , 153 ) that Augustus governed his province ' while consul ' rather than ' as ...
... proconsular ( cf. e.g. Salmon , op . cit . ) For the view that it was consular see H. Pelham , Essays ( 1911 ) , 60 ... proconsul . R. Syme suggests ( op cit . , 153 ) that Augustus governed his province ' while consul ' rather than ' as ...
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Economic Changes and the Land Problem | 16 |
Tiberius Gracchus | 23 |
THE RISE AND FALL OF MARIUS | 44 |
Urheberrecht | |
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