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SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbott , Frank F. , Common People of Ancient Rome . Marvin , F. S. , Living Past , Chapter 5 . Fowler , W. W. , Social Life at Rome in the Time of Cicero . Frank , Tenney , History of Rome . Roman Imperialism .
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbott , Frank F. , Common People of Ancient Rome . Marvin , F. S. , Living Past , Chapter 5 . Fowler , W. W. , Social Life at Rome in the Time of Cicero . Frank , Tenney , History of Rome . Roman Imperialism .
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Shortly afterward , in the Silver Latin Age , Quintillian , Martial , and Pliny the Elder tried to combine all ancient science in a single encyclopedia . As a rule , they were men of humbler origin than those of the great Age of ...
Shortly afterward , in the Silver Latin Age , Quintillian , Martial , and Pliny the Elder tried to combine all ancient science in a single encyclopedia . As a rule , they were men of humbler origin than those of the great Age of ...
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They criticized the very doubtful morality of the ancient gods , and proved that the old religions were inconsistent with the high ethical teachings of those Greek philosophers whose views were popular in Rome .
They criticized the very doubtful morality of the ancient gods , and proved that the old religions were inconsistent with the high ethical teachings of those Greek philosophers whose views were popular in Rome .
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