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... soldiers , like the mercenary troops of modern Europe , were drawn from the meanest , and very frequently from the most profligate , of mankind . That public virtue which among the Discipline . ancients was denominated patriotism , is ...
... soldiers , like the mercenary troops of modern Europe , were drawn from the meanest , and very frequently from the most profligate , of mankind . That public virtue which among the Discipline . ancients was denominated patriotism , is ...
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... soldiers were constantly trained both in the morning and in the evening , nor was age or knowledge allowed to excuse the veterans from the daily repetition of what they had com- pletely learnt . Large sheds were erected in the win- ter ...
... soldiers were constantly trained both in the morning and in the evening , nor was age or knowledge allowed to excuse the veterans from the daily repetition of what they had com- pletely learnt . Large sheds were erected in the win- ter ...
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... soldiers and allies , dethroned princes , divided kingdoms , founded colonies , and distributed the treasures of Mithridates . On his return to Rome , he obtained , by a single act of the senate and people , the universal ratification ...
... soldiers and allies , dethroned princes , divided kingdoms , founded colonies , and distributed the treasures of Mithridates . On his return to Rome , he obtained , by a single act of the senate and people , the universal ratification ...
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... soldiers . A law was passed , that wherever the emperor was present , his extra- ordinary commission should supersede the ordinary jurisdiction of the governor ; a custom was intro- duced , that the new conquests belonged to the Im ...
... soldiers . A law was passed , that wherever the emperor was present , his extra- ordinary commission should supersede the ordinary jurisdiction of the governor ; a custom was intro- duced , that the new conquests belonged to the Im ...
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... soldiers , and called them only soldiers . ( Suet . in Angust . c . 25. ) See the use Tiberius made of the senate in the mutiny of the Pannonian legions . ( Tacit . Annal i . ) Their obedience . which was , before and afterwards ...
... soldiers , and called them only soldiers . ( Suet . in Angust . c . 25. ) See the use Tiberius made of the senate in the mutiny of the Pannonian legions . ( Tacit . Annal i . ) Their obedience . which was , before and afterwards ...
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