OH. Cambridge History of Italian Literature, you'll never let me down! "The Roman constitution also protected the interests of the plebs, whose tribunes could veto the action of other magistrates. The price to be paid for this was a continual tension between plebeians and nobles. The alternative would have been a state which, though stable, would ( Read more... )

I want this paper, about, heck, it was supposed to be early church history, and now it's like, seven pages of detail about bathing rites and circumcision practices, TO BE OVER ( Read more... )