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... Senate permitted Augustus to enlarge the number as he pleased. The Capitol having been burned in 671, the Sibylline books perished in the fire. Sylla rebuilt the Capitol, and the senate sent three deputies into Ionia to collect whatever ...
... Senate permitted Augustus to enlarge the number as he pleased. The Capitol having been burned in 671, the Sibylline books perished in the fire. Sylla rebuilt the Capitol, and the senate sent three deputies into Ionia to collect whatever ...
Strona 166
Horace. Appius would expel me [the senate-house], because I was not sprung from a sire of distinction: and that too ... senators were black, and sometimes white; those of the curule magistrates were red. ToRR. 66 Sic qui promittit. This ...
Horace. Appius would expel me [the senate-house], because I was not sprung from a sire of distinction: and that too ... senators were black, and sometimes white; those of the curule magistrates were red. ToRR. 66 Sic qui promittit. This ...
Strona 278
... senate, decreed, even in Caesar's life-time, that the Romans should bind themselves by this oath. The senate also (as we learn from the same writer, L. xliii.) upon the receiving the news of his defeat of Pompey's Sons, caused his ...
... senate, decreed, even in Caesar's life-time, that the Romans should bind themselves by this oath. The senate also (as we learn from the same writer, L. xliii.) upon the receiving the news of his defeat of Pompey's Sons, caused his ...
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