Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi. Sulla. Crassus. Cato. Pompey. CæsarLongmans, Green, 1902 - 348 pages |
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Page 90
... passed which dissolved the Land Commission , so that no further distribution could be made ; it also provided that such domain land as still remained in the hands of the original possessores should be secured to them on condi- tion of ...
... passed which dissolved the Land Commission , so that no further distribution could be made ; it also provided that such domain land as still remained in the hands of the original possessores should be secured to them on condi- tion of ...
Page 107
... passed was much disturbed , and the adversaries were so vehement that at last Drusus had Philippus dragged off the rostrum by his apparitors , an outburst of temper which unhappily recalled the doings of Saturninus . His bill passed ...
... passed was much disturbed , and the adversaries were so vehement that at last Drusus had Philippus dragged off the rostrum by his apparitors , an outburst of temper which unhappily recalled the doings of Saturninus . His bill passed ...
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... passed by the Plebeian assembly , became binding on the state , there was - no security against a reaction that might annul the whole of the Cornelian Laws the moment that their author should have passed away . Sulla's action against ...
... passed by the Plebeian assembly , became binding on the state , there was - no security against a reaction that might annul the whole of the Cornelian Laws the moment that their author should have passed away . Sulla's action against ...
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