First Classical Maps With Chronological Tables of Grecian And Roman History

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* Gracchus hoped to render the Equites a counterbalance to the Senate.
121. Triumph of Aristocratic faction, by assassination of CaiusGracchvs.
Hence bitter feuds between Arista, and Demo"- parties.
118. Dalmatia conquered by Metellus. Vid. 88. 82.
111. The Jugurthine War .... 5 years ; Bestia, Scaurus, Metellus (C. Marius, D e m c- Corn. Sylla, Arist«.) 109. The Teutones and Cimbri, 8 years. 105. defeated on the Rhone; and 101, in Noricum by Marius (iter urn) and Catulus.
500.... 401. V. Cent.... B. C. [Roman Hist.] 499. First DICTATOR . . Titus Lartius . . without appeal, but responsible, semestris, . .
witb a Magister eqtjitum.
493. First Secession to Mons Sacer. . ..Plebeian Debt.... Menenitjs Agrippa.
Two TRIBUNI Plebis sacrosancti &st created ; (in 445, ten.) Two Plebeian ^diles to assist them.
Hence struggles between Plebs, through their Tribunes, and Patricians. Vid.
445. 367.
451. C. Martitjs Coriolanus offends the Plebs, and flees to the Volsci. cf. 390.
CamiUus.
485. Sp. Cassius moves an Agrarian Law (Vid.

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