Our SenecaYale University Press, 1941 - 285 páginas |
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... senator the way to the senate house . " So read an effective lampoon spread through Rome toward the end of the life of Julius Caesar . The adlection of certain Gallic senators was the inspiration of its ironic advice and the ...
... senator the way to the senate house . " So read an effective lampoon spread through Rome toward the end of the life of Julius Caesar . The adlection of certain Gallic senators was the inspiration of its ironic advice and the ...
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... senate , with native shrewdness , made common cause with the capitalist until the new aristocracy of senators and ... senate , and the senate was no longer free from the control of the vested interests . The result was a class govern ...
... senate , with native shrewdness , made common cause with the capitalist until the new aristocracy of senators and ... senate , and the senate was no longer free from the control of the vested interests . The result was a class govern ...
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... senate and people of Rome . For which good service on my part I was by decree of the senate called by the name of Augustus . .. After that time I took precedence of all in au- thority , but of power I had nothing more than those who ...
... senate and people of Rome . For which good service on my part I was by decree of the senate called by the name of Augustus . .. After that time I took precedence of all in au- thority , but of power I had nothing more than those who ...
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PREFACE vii | 3 |
THE BACKGROUND of SenECAN TRAGEDY | 22 |
THE PROLOGUE | 64 |
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