The Philosophical Works, Том 3Scientia Verlag, 1964 |
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... POLYBIUS justly esteenis the pecuniary influence of the senate and censors to be one of the regular and constitutional weights , which preserved the balance of the ROMAN government , Lib . 6 , cap . 15. [ The reference to Polybius was ...
... POLYBIUS justly esteenis the pecuniary influence of the senate and censors to be one of the regular and constitutional weights , which preserved the balance of the ROMAN government , Lib . 6 , cap . 15. [ The reference to Polybius was ...
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... POLYBIUS ' says that it was forty - eight stadia in circumference , and was round . All the ETOLIANS able to bear arms in ANTIPATER's time , ' deducting some few garrisons , were but ten thousand men.3 POLYBIUS tells us , that the ...
... POLYBIUS ' says that it was forty - eight stadia in circumference , and was round . All the ETOLIANS able to bear arms in ANTIPATER's time , ' deducting some few garrisons , were but ten thousand men.3 POLYBIUS tells us , that the ...
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... POLYBIUS , being de- pendent on ROME , would naturally extol the ROMAN dominion . But , in the first place , POLYBIUS , though one sees some- times instances of his caution , discovers no symptoms of flattery . Secondly , This opinion ...
... POLYBIUS , being de- pendent on ROME , would naturally extol the ROMAN dominion . But , in the first place , POLYBIUS , though one sees some- times instances of his caution , discovers no symptoms of flattery . Secondly , This opinion ...
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