31.  IV.  XI.  Hellenism and Its Results

32.  IV.  XII.  Education

33.  IV.  XII.  Latin Instruction

34.  The assertion, for instance, that the quaestors were nominated in the regal period by the burgesses, not by the king, is as certainly erroneous as it bears on its face the impress of a partisan character.

35.  IV.  XII.  Course of Literature and Rhetoric

36.  IV.  XII.  Course of Literature and Rhetoric

37.  IV.  XII.  Course of Literature and Rhetoric

38.  IV.  X. Permanent and Special -Quaestiones-

39.  Cato’s book probably bore the title -De iuris disciplina-(Gell. xiii. 20), that of Brutus the title -De iure civili- (Cic. pro Cluent. 51, 141; De Orat. ii. 55, 223); that they were essentially collections of opinions, is shown by Cicero (De Orat. ii. 33, 142).

40.  IV.  VI.  Collision between the Senate and Equites in the Administration of the Provinces, pp. 84, 205

41.  IV.  XII.  Roman Stoa f.

42.  IV.  XI.  Buildings

End of Book IV

TABLE OF CALENDAR EQUIVALENTS

A.U.C.*          B.C.   B.C.              A.U.C.
------------------------------------------------------------

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000              753   753              000
025          728       750          003
050      703           725      028
075  678               700  053
100              653   675              078
125          628       650          103
150      603           625      128
175  578               600  153
200              553   575              178
225          528       550          203
250      503           525      228
275  478               500  253
300              453   475              278
325          428       450          303
350      303           425      328
375  378               400  353
400              353   375              378
425          328       350          403
450      303           325      428
475  278               300  453
500              253   275              478
525          228       250          503
550      203           225      528
575  178               200  553
600              153   175              578
625          128       150          603
650      103           125      628
675  078               100  653
700              053   075              678
725          028       050          703
750      003           025      728
753  000               000  753

A.  U. C.—­Ab Urbe Condita (from the founding of the City of Rome)

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