From Mayfair to Marathon
From Mayfair to Marathon
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Roman history, I think, has four grand divisions, — i, The Republic of Rome, 2, The Empire of Rome, 3, The Roman Empire, and 4, The Holy Roman Empire of the middle ages. The first two divisions deal with rule by the city of Rome, at first when the city was republican in form and then when it was under a master, but still in both cases concern domination by the local city. In the third and fourth, divisions, on the other hand, the rule was that of a personal sovereign, for a while by Roman sover...eigns over the ancient territories, and then by Frankish and German temporal sovereigns who recognized the Roman Pope as a co-ordinate, spiritual ruler. Thus Roman history continues all through the middle ages, the empire becoming always more shadowy, it is true, but lasting in form until Francis of Austria in 1806 resigned the dignity.
The development of the city as a state was in the re- publican period. As soon as the first Alban settlers had A^^ — ^«*««4.^^ against neighboring nations that the little on the seven wooded hills was something stand and settled down themselves into ide, their plebeian retainers and the lower trove for a share of the government which Digitized by Google MILAN AND ITALIAN HISTOR they had helped make something to be prou success gave them one of the two consuls a who could check any unfair legislation by and the happy close of this civil struggle wa the erection of the Temple of Concord in Forum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roman history, I think, has four grand divisions, — i, The Republic of Rome, 2, The Empire of Rome, 3, The Roman Empire, and 4, The Holy Roman Empire of the middle ages. The first two divisions deal with rule by the city of Rome, at first when the city was republican in form and then when it was under a master, but still in both cases concern domination by the local city. In the third and fourth, divisions, on the other hand, the rule was that of a personal sovereign, for a while by Roman sover...eigns over the ancient territories, and then by Frankish and German temporal sovereigns who recognized the Roman Pope as a co-ordinate, spiritual ruler. Thus Roman history continues all through the middle ages, the empire becoming always more shadowy, it is true, but lasting in form until Francis of Austria in 1806 resigned the dignity.
The development of the city as a state was in the re- publican period. As soon as the first Alban settlers had A^^ — ^«*««4.^^ against neighboring nations that the little on the seven wooded hills was something stand and settled down themselves into ide, their plebeian retainers and the lower trove for a share of the government which Digitized by Google MILAN AND ITALIAN HISTOR they had helped make something to be prou success gave them one of the two consuls a who could check any unfair legislation by and the happy close of this civil struggle wa the erection of the Temple of Concord in Forum.
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