Rome: From the Earliest Times to 44 B.C.P. F. Collier & son, 1913 - 418 pages |
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... MONARCHY . 78-44 B. C. 278 . . XXVI . THE RULE OF THE SULLAN RESTORATION . 78-70 B. C. 253 XXVII . Fall OF THE OLIGARCHY - RULE OF POMPEIUS . 7063 B. C. 265 XXVIII . PARTY STRUGGLES IN ROME , POMPEIUS , CAESAR AND CRASSUS . 65-58 B. C. ...
... MONARCHY . 78-44 B. C. 278 . . XXVI . THE RULE OF THE SULLAN RESTORATION . 78-70 B. C. 253 XXVII . Fall OF THE OLIGARCHY - RULE OF POMPEIUS . 7063 B. C. 265 XXVIII . PARTY STRUGGLES IN ROME , POMPEIUS , CAESAR AND CRASSUS . 65-58 B. C. ...
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... MONARCHY . 78-44 B. C. 221 . . 230 · 242 XXVI . THE RULE OF THE SULLAN RESTORATION . 78-70 B. C. 253 XXVII . FALL OF THE OLIGARCHY - RULE OF POMPEIUS . 70- 63 B. C. • XXVIII . PARTY STRUGGLES IN ROME - POMPEIUS , CAESAR AND CRASSUS . 65 ...
... MONARCHY . 78-44 B. C. 221 . . 230 · 242 XXVI . THE RULE OF THE SULLAN RESTORATION . 78-70 B. C. 253 XXVII . FALL OF THE OLIGARCHY - RULE OF POMPEIUS . 70- 63 B. C. • XXVIII . PARTY STRUGGLES IN ROME - POMPEIUS , CAESAR AND CRASSUS . 65 ...
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... holder of the ruling power , and was a guarantee of the permanence of the monarchy . Further , it was the guardian of the constitution , ex- amining every new resolution which the king suggested and the ROMAN CONSTITUTION 15.
... holder of the ruling power , and was a guarantee of the permanence of the monarchy . Further , it was the guardian of the constitution , ex- amining every new resolution which the king suggested and the ROMAN CONSTITUTION 15.
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... monarchy inverted . In the Roman constitution the community of the people exercised very much the same functions as belong to the king in England . The right of pardon , which in England is the prerogative of the crown , was in Rome the ...
... monarchy inverted . In the Roman constitution the community of the people exercised very much the same functions as belong to the king in England . The right of pardon , which in England is the prerogative of the crown , was in Rome the ...
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... monarchy - a result which we find everywhere , alike in Greek and Italian states , and which seems to have been a certain evolution of the form of constitution peculiar to both peoples . What is remarkable in the change at Rome , is ...
... monarchy - a result which we find everywhere , alike in Greek and Italian states , and which seems to have been a certain evolution of the form of constitution peculiar to both peoples . What is remarkable in the change at Rome , is ...
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