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... honors of a triumph . In the use of victory , es pecially after they were no longer controlled by the commis- sioners of the senate , they exercised the most unbounded des . potism . When Pompey commanded in the East , he rewarded his ...
... honors of a triumph . In the use of victory , es pecially after they were no longer controlled by the commis- sioners of the senate , they exercised the most unbounded des . potism . When Pompey commanded in the East , he rewarded his ...
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... honors , the policy of Augustus soon added the splendid as well as important dignities of supreme pontiff , and of censor . By the former he acquired the man- agement of the religion , and by the latter a legal inspection over the ...
... honors , the policy of Augustus soon added the splendid as well as important dignities of supreme pontiff , and of censor . By the former he acquired the man- agement of the religion , and by the latter a legal inspection over the ...
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... honors of an apotheosis ( Tit . Liv . i . 16 ) a long time before Alexander and his successors . It is also an inaccuracy to confound the honors offered in the provinces to the Roman governors , by temples and altars , with the true ...
... honors of an apotheosis ( Tit . Liv . i . 16 ) a long time before Alexander and his successors . It is also an inaccuracy to confound the honors offered in the provinces to the Roman governors , by temples and altars , with the true ...
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THE REIGN OF DIOCLETIAN AND HIS THREE ASSOCIATES MAXIMIAN | l |
THE EXTENT AND MILITARY FORCE OF THE EMPIRE IN THE AGE | 1 |
D | 7 |
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