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novus , commented full of anger upon the noble Piso that he owed his political career to his " famous imagines blackened by smoke . " 13 Polybius even believed that the Romans had invented the ius imaginum , as well as the ancestor ...
novus , commented full of anger upon the noble Piso that he owed his political career to his " famous imagines blackened by smoke . " 13 Polybius even believed that the Romans had invented the ius imaginum , as well as the ancestor ...
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It was the work of Augustus and arose from political motives . Augustus used the Divus Caesar in his struggle to build up his own political position . Caesar had been murdered . He had striven to create an absolute monarchy after the ...
It was the work of Augustus and arose from political motives . Augustus used the Divus Caesar in his struggle to build up his own political position . Caesar had been murdered . He had striven to create an absolute monarchy after the ...
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Under the absolute monarchy , when the center of gravity of the empire shifted toward the Orient , the living emperor himself became the bearer and symbol of pub- lic law and political ideology . Strange as it may appear today ...
Under the absolute monarchy , when the center of gravity of the empire shifted toward the Orient , the living emperor himself became the bearer and symbol of pub- lic law and political ideology . Strange as it may appear today ...
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