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... appears quite indisputable . lar social differences have arisen by conquest in Laconia , Thessaly , Argolis , Epidaurus , Si- 3 Simi- 2 Ibid . 1 Niebuhr , Röm . Gesch . vol . i . page of note 824 . Göttling Röm . Staatsverfassung , § 64 ...
... appears quite indisputable . lar social differences have arisen by conquest in Laconia , Thessaly , Argolis , Epidaurus , Si- 3 Simi- 2 Ibid . 1 Niebuhr , Röm . Gesch . vol . i . page of note 824 . Göttling Röm . Staatsverfassung , § 64 ...
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... appears approved principles , to re- ceive the conquered into the state on new terms , and to make their condition better than that of the old and faithful clients ? Whence this desire of novelty which unnecessarily seems to delight in ...
... appears approved principles , to re- ceive the conquered into the state on new terms , and to make their condition better than that of the old and faithful clients ? Whence this desire of novelty which unnecessarily seems to delight in ...
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... appear to have been entirely at the mercy of the conqueror and to have been entitled to no particular claims and preferences . A sudden revolution therefore , such as according to Niebuhr is to be ascribed to Ancus , is in itself ...
... appear to have been entirely at the mercy of the conqueror and to have been entitled to no particular claims and preferences . A sudden revolution therefore , such as according to Niebuhr is to be ascribed to Ancus , is in itself ...
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... appear as a body distinct from the plebeians , opposed to them , and always ready to assist the patricians . Niebuhr explains this contradiction thus , that Dionysius , in the accounts in his historical narrative of the second class ...
... appear as a body distinct from the plebeians , opposed to them , and always ready to assist the patricians . Niebuhr explains this contradiction thus , that Dionysius , in the accounts in his historical narrative of the second class ...
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... appears , that Dionysius meant the temple of Diana , where all the Latin nations offered yearly sacrifices and settled their disputes . A real asylum , therefore , this was not ; nor do we hear of any suppliants availing themselves of ...
... appears , that Dionysius meant the temple of Diana , where all the Latin nations offered yearly sacrifices and settled their disputes . A real asylum , therefore , this was not ; nor do we hear of any suppliants availing themselves of ...
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