The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 2G. P. Putnam, 1849 |
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... Rome Cost of the Triumph . 152 • 153 • CHAPTER XIII . INTELLECTUAL POWERS . Manifestation of Intellectual Powers Through the First Poets in Rome Signs of Intellectual Progress Nævius Plautus . Ennius Terentius Testimonies of these Four ...
... Rome Cost of the Triumph . 152 • 153 • CHAPTER XIII . INTELLECTUAL POWERS . Manifestation of Intellectual Powers Through the First Poets in Rome Signs of Intellectual Progress Nævius Plautus . Ennius Terentius Testimonies of these Four ...
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... Rome The Licinian and Mucian Law 309 • 310 311 Tribuneship of Drusus 312 His Policy and Presumption . 314 He becomes the Leader of an Italian League 315 But is opposed and slain 317 Law of Varius 318 Pompædius Silo and the Boy Cato 319 ...
... Rome The Licinian and Mucian Law 309 • 310 311 Tribuneship of Drusus 312 His Policy and Presumption . 314 He becomes the Leader of an Italian League 315 But is opposed and slain 317 Law of Varius 318 Pompædius Silo and the Boy Cato 319 ...
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... Rome CHAPTER V. POMPEY : RESORT TO ONE . 372 373 374 374 • 376 Desire for Tranquillity 378 · Pompey's Position 379 · His Personal Influence and that of other Men Crassus and Lucullus 380 Pompey and Crassus , Consuls 381 • Restoration of ...
... Rome CHAPTER V. POMPEY : RESORT TO ONE . 372 373 374 374 • 376 Desire for Tranquillity 378 · Pompey's Position 379 · His Personal Influence and that of other Men Crassus and Lucullus 380 Pompey and Crassus , Consuls 381 • Restoration of ...
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... Rome 429 Illustration : History of Art in Rome 430 Philosophy Progress from Socrates , through Plato and Aristotle 432 To the Stoic and the Epicurean Schools 433 The New Academy : Doubt 434 Roman View of Philosophy 435 Catullus . That ...
... Rome 429 Illustration : History of Art in Rome 430 Philosophy Progress from Socrates , through Plato and Aristotle 432 To the Stoic and the Epicurean Schools 433 The New Academy : Doubt 434 Roman View of Philosophy 435 Catullus . That ...
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... Rome , and , obtaining access to Pomponius , extorted from him , under threat of instant death , the promise of drop- ping the charges he had made . It was not behaving , as the historian declares , much like a peaceable cit- 2 Which ...
... Rome , and , obtaining access to Pomponius , extorted from him , under threat of instant death , the promise of drop- ping the charges he had made . It was not behaving , as the historian declares , much like a peaceable cit- 2 Which ...
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