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THE CITY PRAETORSHIP (B. C. 74)

FRANK HEWITT COWLES GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL ; CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT

Gaius Verres, 1917, p.15

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Título:
THE CITY PRAETORSHIP (B. C. 74)
Autor: FRANK HEWITT COWLES
GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL ; CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT
Assuntos: Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Buildings ; Civil service ; Consuls ; Criminal law ; Criminal offenses ; Defendants ; Diplomats ; Foreign service ; Former slaves ; Fraud ; Government ; Heirs ; Heirs at law ; Institutional buildings ; Judicial system ; Law ; Legal declarations ; Legal proceedings ; Legal status ; Litigants ; Litigation ; Litigation parties ; Oaths ; Plastic arts ; Political science ; Public administration ; Public buildings ; Religious buildings ; Sculpture ; Sculpture in the round ; Slavery ; Slaves ; Social organization ; Sociology ; Statues ; Temples ; Visual arts
É parte de: Gaius Verres, 1917, p.15
Descrição: Of the four years of Verres’s life from the conviction of Dolabella until his assumption of the praetura urbana, we know few details. Cicero states that he was seldom seen at Rome, ¹but that in his absence he was by no means forgotten, as his iniquities were common talk. That he was far from being idle during this period of retirement from official position, may well be judged by his re-entry into the political arena at the end of it. His tireless ambition, unhindered by any particular scruples, would not allow him to continue long in the mere enjoyment of
Editor: Cornell University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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