A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... senate could convene without any delay . Thus the assemblies allowed the senate to exercise an ever - widening sphere of influence and control until by degrees it became the greatest political power in the state , ruling Rome and ...
... senate could convene without any delay . Thus the assemblies allowed the senate to exercise an ever - widening sphere of influence and control until by degrees it became the greatest political power in the state , ruling Rome and ...
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... senate . He took away the exclusive right of jury duty from the senators and gave it to the equites . In addition , he gave them the revenues of the province of Asia . By these changes the equites , now in a more secure position than ...
... senate . He took away the exclusive right of jury duty from the senators and gave it to the equites . In addition , he gave them the revenues of the province of Asia . By these changes the equites , now in a more secure position than ...
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... senate , won control , and massacred many nobles and senators . Elected consul for the seventh time ( 87 B.C. ) , he died three weeks later . Constitutional government was practically at an end . Sulla , returning to fight the democrats ...
... senate , won control , and massacred many nobles and senators . Elected consul for the seventh time ( 87 B.C. ) , he died three weeks later . Constitutional government was practically at an end . Sulla , returning to fight the democrats ...
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