The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... Roman pride and ambition . * The fact was , we believe , that such tradi- tion was not unsupported . There were numerous causes in the framework of Roman society which essentially contribut- ed to give fixity and stability to what would ...
... Roman pride and ambition . * The fact was , we believe , that such tradi- tion was not unsupported . There were numerous causes in the framework of Roman society which essentially contribut- ed to give fixity and stability to what would ...
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... Roman state - in the midst of among the Romans a considerable body the dingy streets and smoky chimneys of of ballad poetry , which was still extant in London or Manchester , not an event occurs the days of the elder Cato , though its ...
... Roman state - in the midst of among the Romans a considerable body the dingy streets and smoky chimneys of of ballad poetry , which was still extant in London or Manchester , not an event occurs the days of the elder Cato , though its ...
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... Roman institutions by Sir G. Lewis that is to us by far the to a very early period . The appointment of the consul was coeval with the first be- ginning of the commonwealth : the first dictator was appointed in consequence of a great ...
... Roman institutions by Sir G. Lewis that is to us by far the to a very early period . The appointment of the consul was coeval with the first be- ginning of the commonwealth : the first dictator was appointed in consequence of a great ...
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