The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volum 1AMS Press, 1974 - 541 sider |
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... Guards 193 And by the Senate The Memory of Commodus declared infamous Legal Jurisdiction of the Senate over the ... Guards - Clodius Albinus in Britain , Pescennius Niger in Syria , and Septimius Severus in Pannonia , declare against the ...
... Guards 193 And by the Senate The Memory of Commodus declared infamous Legal Jurisdiction of the Senate over the ... Guards - Clodius Albinus in Britain , Pescennius Niger in Syria , and Septimius Severus in Pannonia , declare against the ...
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... guards symptom and cause of the decline of the Roman empire , Their insti- Scarcely amounted to the last mentioned number . They de- tution rived their institution from Augustus . That crafty tyrant , Their camp Their strength dence ...
... guards symptom and cause of the decline of the Roman empire , Their insti- Scarcely amounted to the last mentioned number . They de- tution rived their institution from Augustus . That crafty tyrant , Their camp Their strength dence ...
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... guards was soon restored on a new model by Severus , and increased to four times the ancient number.69 Formerly these troops had been recruited in Italy ; and , as the adjacent provinces gradually im- bibed the softer manners of Rome ...
... guards was soon restored on a new model by Severus , and increased to four times the ancient number.69 Formerly these troops had been recruited in Italy ; and , as the adjacent provinces gradually im- bibed the softer manners of Rome ...
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