The Liberty of Rome: A History, Том 2G. P. Putnam, 1849 |
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... Possession of Rome 463 And of the Roman World 464 He becomes Perpetual Dictator and Emperor 468 Fall of Liberty in Rome 469 Cæsar's Power His Ambition 470 · 471 The Conspiracy against him 474 Letter to Cæsar 475 His Murder The Funeral ...
... Possession of Rome 463 And of the Roman World 464 He becomes Perpetual Dictator and Emperor 468 Fall of Liberty in Rome 469 Cæsar's Power His Ambition 470 · 471 The Conspiracy against him 474 Letter to Cæsar 475 His Murder The Funeral ...
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... possession of any freedom be sufficient to domestic happiness or general prosperity , so long as it was liable to be endangered and actually lost by poverty . The humility of the city becomes more ap- parent as we reflect upon the ...
... possession of any freedom be sufficient to domestic happiness or general prosperity , so long as it was liable to be endangered and actually lost by poverty . The humility of the city becomes more ap- parent as we reflect upon the ...
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... possession of the Patricians , who , great- ly reduced in point of numbers , would , as an estate , be actuated by continual hostility to the measures supported by the Plebeians , and even to those which were acceptable to the moderate ...
... possession of the Patricians , who , great- ly reduced in point of numbers , would , as an estate , be actuated by continual hostility to the measures supported by the Plebeians , and even to those which were acceptable to the moderate ...
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... possessions and liberties of the conquered . Some of these were recompensed , as if for services rendered during the recent hostilities ; being not only received as Roman citizens , like the people of Lanuvium , 52 but , in some ...
... possessions and liberties of the conquered . Some of these were recompensed , as if for services rendered during the recent hostilities ; being not only received as Roman citizens , like the people of Lanuvium , 52 but , in some ...
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... possessed high rank ; but Appius , determined from the beginning to secure his authority , either for his own sake or for that of his faction , through any support he could command , now named several of the lowest men in Rome as ...
... possessed high rank ; but Appius , determined from the beginning to secure his authority , either for his own sake or for that of his faction , through any support he could command , now named several of the lowest men in Rome as ...
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