Publications of the University of Manchester: Historical series, Volume 6University Press, 1907 |
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... later Middle Age to repress social extravagance are fully illus- trated from the writer's researches in the State archives . Some current misconceptions as to the causes of the failure of Henry VIII.'s Irish Policy ' are dispelled in ...
... later Middle Age to repress social extravagance are fully illus- trated from the writer's researches in the State archives . Some current misconceptions as to the causes of the failure of Henry VIII.'s Irish Policy ' are dispelled in ...
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... later period . ? At all events , under the early Republic claims to divinity were not likely to be tolerated , nor , so far as we know , were they ever advanced during that period except in a single instance , and this , by its very ...
... later period . ? At all events , under the early Republic claims to divinity were not likely to be tolerated , nor , so far as we know , were they ever advanced during that period except in a single instance , and this , by its very ...
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... later Republic , a convenient means of depriving an obnoxious consul of his office through a declaration that the auspices were irregular , and the election accordingly null and void . In such a political system there was little room ...
... later Republic , a convenient means of depriving an obnoxious consul of his office through a declaration that the auspices were irregular , and the election accordingly null and void . In such a political system there was little room ...
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... later period.2 At all events , under the early Republic claims to divinity were not likely to be tolerated , nor , so far as we know , were they ever advanced during that period except in a single instance , and this , by its very ...
... later period.2 At all events , under the early Republic claims to divinity were not likely to be tolerated , nor , so far as we know , were they ever advanced during that period except in a single instance , and this , by its very ...
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... later . By the end of the second century B.C. , the new cult was widely spread over the Hellenic world . " It was only a short step from the worship of Rome to the worship of individual Romans , and a respectable opportunity for such ...
... later . By the end of the second century B.C. , the new cult was widely spread over the Hellenic world . " It was only a short step from the worship of Rome to the worship of individual Romans , and a respectable opportunity for such ...
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