Seven Roman Statesmen of the Later Republic: The Gracchi. Sulla. Crassus. Cato. Pompey. CæsarLongmans, Green, 1902 - 348 pages |
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... friends died of an obscure distemper , 1 he accused his enemies of having poisoned him , and made The man died with symptoms which his friends could not understand , and spots broke out on his body . This in Roman folk - lore was ...
... friends died of an obscure distemper , 1 he accused his enemies of having poisoned him , and made The man died with symptoms which his friends could not understand , and spots broke out on his body . This in Roman folk - lore was ...
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... friends and servants and to sally out into the streets to murder him . Without waiting to see whether or no the report was exaggerated or the enemy really at hand , Tiberius gave the signal for hostilities by making the preconcerted ...
... friends and servants and to sally out into the streets to murder him . Without waiting to see whether or no the report was exaggerated or the enemy really at hand , Tiberius gave the signal for hostilities by making the preconcerted ...
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... friend the Tribune Flavius to pass a plebiscitum for the grant of lands to the army of the East , it was defeated by the ... friends to treat the great general with courtesy and ordinary consideration , and to grant his very reasonable ...
... friend the Tribune Flavius to pass a plebiscitum for the grant of lands to the army of the East , it was defeated by the ... friends to treat the great general with courtesy and ordinary consideration , and to grant his very reasonable ...
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