CHE SIGNIFICA PROCONSULATE IN INGLESE
definizione di proconsulate nel dizionario inglese
La definizione di proconsolato nel dizionario è la posizione di proconsole di una colonia, territorio occupato o altra dipendenza. Altra definizione di proconsolato è la posizione del proconsole di una provincia senatoria.
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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «PROCONSULATE»
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1
The
Proconsulate of Julius Agricola in Relation to History ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
G. L. B. 1865 Hendrickson,
2010
2
Studies in Biblical and Patristic Criticism: Or Studia ...
I therefore consider the synchronism between Julianus' proconsulate and the
second year of Aristides' malady to be only slightly removed from positive
certainty ; and the element of uncertainty is made still less important by the
discovery that ...
Samuel Rolles Driver, Driver, John Wordsworth,
2006
Gregory of Tours, who mentions the consulate, says never a word concerning the
proconsulate. And even this proconsulate could have lasted only about six
months. Clovis died a year and a half after he was created Consul ; and we
cannot ...
Charles Baron De Montesquieu,
2011
Gregory of Tours, who mentions the consulate, says never a word concerning the
proconsulate. And even this proconsulate could have lasted only about fix
months. Clovis died a year and a half after he was created consul ; and we
cannot ...
Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu,
1766
Gregory of Tours, who mentions the consulate, fays never a word concerning the
proconsulate. And even this proconsulate could have lasted only about fix
months. Clovis died a year and a half after he was created consul ; and we
cannot ...
Charles de Secondat Montesquieu (baron de),
1773
6
Aristocracy, Antiquity, and History: An Essay on Classicism ...
This proconsulate would have been for only about six month. Clovis died a year
and a half after being made consul; it is not possible to make the proconsulate a
hereditary post. Finally, when the consulate and, if one wants, the proconsulate, ...
7
Poetry for Patrons: Literary Communication in the Age of ...
Although perhaps removing some difficulties, this alternative hypothesis creates
others. Apart from the question whether the consulate could be called "a greater
curule chair" in comparison with the proconsulate of Asia, Statius' phrase "one ...
8
Dissertations upon the principles and arrangement of a ...
That the proconsulate of Africa was an annual office at this time appears further
from the Florida of Apu- leius, vol. ii. 1 23, 1 24. Whether Claudius Maximus here
mentioned is the same person with Oavius Maximus, prae- fectus praetorii under
...
Gregory of Tours, who mentions the consulate, says not a word concerning the
proconsulate. And even this proconsulate could have lasted only about six
months. Clovis died a year and an half after he was made consul ; and we cannot
...
Charles de Secondat Montesquieu, baron de, Charles de Secondat baron de Montesquieu,
2005
10
The Later Roman Empire, 284-602: A Social Economic and ...
Firmicus Maternus omits the Italian offices held, probably under Constantinc,
between the correctorship of Campania and the proconsulate of Achaea, and
adds, evidently out of order, the proconsulate of Asia. This he cannot have held
before ...
Arnold Hugh Martin Jones,
1986