A Classical Tour Through Italy: An. MDCCCII, 3. ciltMawman, 1815 - 516 sayfa |
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Sayfa 11
... liberty set for ever on the Roman world ; but it cast a parting beam , which still continued to brighten the hemisphere . Augustus himself felt its influence ; he had been educated in the principles , and inured to the manly and ...
... liberty set for ever on the Roman world ; but it cast a parting beam , which still continued to brighten the hemisphere . Augustus himself felt its influence ; he had been educated in the principles , and inured to the manly and ...
Sayfa 78
... liberty . Their stubborn opposition to the predominant fortune and genius of Rome employed the talents , and called forth all the skill and all the energies of the Fabii and the Papirii , and with many intervening reverses furnished the ...
... liberty . Their stubborn opposition to the predominant fortune and genius of Rome employed the talents , and called forth all the skill and all the energies of the Fabii and the Papirii , and with many intervening reverses furnished the ...
Sayfa 116
... liberty : the Council very pro- perly rejected the King's request : upon which he went to his apartment , and with a sort of boyish resentment threw open a cage of canary birds , saying - At least I will give liberty to these prisoners ...
... liberty : the Council very pro- perly rejected the King's request : upon which he went to his apartment , and with a sort of boyish resentment threw open a cage of canary birds , saying - At least I will give liberty to these prisoners ...
Sayfa 128
... liberty , and an abhorrence of oppression , which have more than once check- ed the career of government in its way to des- potism . In these exertions they had the danger and the glory entirely to themselves , and may with reason boast ...
... liberty , and an abhorrence of oppression , which have more than once check- ed the career of government in its way to des- potism . In these exertions they had the danger and the glory entirely to themselves , and may with reason boast ...
Sayfa 179
... liberty the most conspicuous ; but under the Caesars , they were eclipsed by the funereal pomp of the freed- men , the parasites , the sycophants of the em- perors . Hence that indignant epigram , Marmoreo tumulo Licinus jacet : at Cato ...
... liberty the most conspicuous ; but under the Caesars , they were eclipsed by the funereal pomp of the freed- men , the parasites , the sycophants of the em- perors . Hence that indignant epigram , Marmoreo tumulo Licinus jacet : at Cato ...
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