Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The GracchiE. Arnold, 1941 - 348 pages |
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... lives mainly by the consumption of his own produce , will refuse to stop any longer on the soil , more especially when the alternative is not ... live as his THE RISE OF RANCHING 19 master chose , herded together 18 TIBERIUS GRACCHUS.
... lives mainly by the consumption of his own produce , will refuse to stop any longer on the soil , more especially when the alternative is not ... live as his THE RISE OF RANCHING 19 master chose , herded together 18 TIBERIUS GRACCHUS.
Page 67
... live in honoured exile among the very people whom he was supposed to have oppressed . Doubtless Caius did not foresee the full harvest of scandals which was destined to spring up from his treat- ment of the law courts . But he must have ...
... live in honoured exile among the very people whom he was supposed to have oppressed . Doubtless Caius did not foresee the full harvest of scandals which was destined to spring up from his treat- ment of the law courts . But he must have ...
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... live long enough to set the centralised system in proper working , but the mere fact that he had established a monarchy made the improvement inevitable . The reforms of Augustus were but the necessary corollary of his great - uncle's ...
... live long enough to set the centralised system in proper working , but the mere fact that he had established a monarchy made the improvement inevitable . The reforms of Augustus were but the necessary corollary of his great - uncle's ...
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