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He returned to Jerusalem on the eve of a general revolt against Roman rule. In
ad 66 the Jews of Judaea, urged on by the fanatical Zealots, ousted the Roman
procurator and set up a revolutionary government in Jerusalem. Along with many
...
He returned to Jerusalem on the eve of a general revolt against Roman rule. In
ad 66 the Jews of Judaea, urged on by the fanatical Zealots, ousted the Roman
procurator and set up a revolutionary government in Jerusalem. Along with many
...
Page 780
The peculiar system of development of the early Roman law, by annual edict and
by the extension of trial formulas, gave the Roman patrician legal expert an
influential The juris- position; he became the jurisconsult, the first nonofficial
consult ...
The peculiar system of development of the early Roman law, by annual edict and
by the extension of trial formulas, gave the Roman patrician legal expert an
influential The juris- position; he became the jurisconsult, the first nonofficial
consult ...
Page 1096
Romans began again to write in Greek as well as in Latin. The "new sophistic"
movement in Greece affected the "novel poets" such as Florus. An effete culture
devoted itself to grammar, metric, and philology, to archaism and preciosity.
Romans began again to write in Greek as well as in Latin. The "new sophistic"
movement in Greece affected the "novel poets" such as Florus. An effete culture
devoted itself to grammar, metric, and philology, to archaism and preciosity.
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica: In 30 Volumes : Micropaedia : Ready Reference and Index. Tiranė - Żywny, Volume 10 |
| Editor | William Benton |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1983 |
| ISBN | 085229400X, 9780852294000 |
| Length | 1060 pages |
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