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successfully did Augustus veil his legal and constitutional position that down to the present times distinguished scholars still are discussing what his rule really was , whether republic , or monarchy , or what kind of synthesis of ...
successfully did Augustus veil his legal and constitutional position that down to the present times distinguished scholars still are discussing what his rule really was , whether republic , or monarchy , or what kind of synthesis of ...
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59 In his Res gestae Augustus says but little about this device of his policy . Like other acts of the emperor this report was calculated to impress the souls of men , not only by what was actually said but also by what was passed over ...
59 In his Res gestae Augustus says but little about this device of his policy . Like other acts of the emperor this report was calculated to impress the souls of men , not only by what was actually said but also by what was passed over ...
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Many temples were erected jointly to Augustus and Roma in the East . However , this applied only to the Greek population . In accordance with his policy of differentiation , Augustus supplied the various groups of his subjects with ...
Many temples were erected jointly to Augustus and Roma in the East . However , this applied only to the Greek population . In accordance with his policy of differentiation , Augustus supplied the various groups of his subjects with ...
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Ex post facto in Roman Sources and Ex post facto Laws in Modern | 49 |
Concerning the Transmission of Julians Digesta | 69 |
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