10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROPRAETOR»
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propraetor in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Contested Triumphs: Politics, Pageantry, and Performance in ...
Sempronius Gracchus (praetor 179); propraetor, Nearer Spain; probable
supplicatio (41.6. 4)2 and triumph (41.7.1-3) 178: L. Postumius Albinus (praetor
179); propraetor, Farther Spain; probable supplicatio (41.6.4)3 and triumph (41.7.
1-3) ...
Miriam R Pelikan Pittenger, 2009
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Hispaniae: Spain and the Development of Roman Imperialism, ...
propraetor to assist in the conduct of the campaign.67 He had been, as praetor,
sent to Etruria in 212, and his imperium had been prorogued there for 211, and
though scarcely likely to be an old man, as one late source suggests, will
certainly ...
3
Julius Caesar: The Life and Times of the People's Dictator
exploit the fact that he had been captured because the 'coastguard' mounted by
the community (civitates) of the region had been insufficiently vigilant.6 This was
in the year 74 bc, when Marcus Juncus was propraetor of the province of Asia ...
4
Pax Romana: The Aquitania Mysteries
He had only one thought: he must find a way to thwart the Propraetor's plans at
all costs, and find a way to prevent Gedemo's arrest. The two magistrates, Caius
Retus and Calidius Iassus, also left the curia. Caius held his friend by the arm.
5
The annals of England, an epitome of English history [by ...
William Edward Flaherty. a.d. 212. Geta is put to death, February 17. a.d. 217.
Caracalla assassinated, April 8. Macrinus succeeds. a.d. 218. Macrinus killed,
June 8. Succeeded by Heliogabalus. a.d. 219. M. D. Junius, propraetor. a.d. 221.
William Edward Flaherty, 1855
6
The Celt, the Roman And the Saxon: A History of the Early ...
Virius Lupus, the propraetor of the emperor Severus, occurs in an inscription
found at Ilkey, in Yorkshire (Olicana), and in another found at Bowes (Lavatrce).
Claudius Xenophon, whose date is doubtful, is mentioned in an inscription found
at ...
7
Antiquitates Bremetonacenses:: Or, The Roman Antiquities of ...
WHEN the Romans had reduced Britain to the empire, he who was invested with
the supreme power .over it, was called the propraetor of Britain ; or when his title
is ingraved upon stones to be seen at this day, he is called legatus Augujlalis ...
8
Forged by Lightning: A Novel of Hannibal and Scipio
The tent flaps were partially open indicating that the propraetor could be
disturbed and Publius stuck his head inside to announce them. “Bring him in and
shut the flaps, please, Scipio,” Marcellus said. Publius ushered Bantius in and
was ...
He himself is going out as propraetor of Asia. With him is a wealthy widow, going
north to be married at Aquileia, and taking with her a big jewel-chest full of the
finest and largest gems in the most magnificent settings. So we have in prospect
...
10
Swords Against Carthage
His answer rang out cheerfully and without hesitation, though it concealed a two-
fold meaning: "I quite get your meaning, Propraetor ! — We shall never fail to
keep an eye on the enemy !" And now Scipio raised his voice, so that he could be
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROPRAETOR»
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propraetor is used in the context of the following news items.
ROBERT MERRY: Bill Clinton should say out of limelight
After a term as praetor urbanus, Marius went to Far Spain as propraetor, in which capacity he took command of the Spanish silver mines. He ran them well, to the ... «Washington Times, Apr 15»
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Prostanna ile ilgili en eski belge, Asia eyaletlerinden bir quaestor propraetor şerefine dikilen ve M.Ö 113 yılına tarihlenen bir kitabe. Prostanna, Limnai (Hoyran) ... «Milliyet, Oct 08»
On This Day: Julius Caesar Assassinated
In 61 B.C., Caesar became propraetor in the province of Further Spain, later joining his future rivals Pompey and Crassus in the First Triumvirate. But infighting ... «findingDulcinea, Mar 08»
