2003
DOI: 10.4324/9780203165133
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Tiberius the Politician

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“…3) [12]. For the early systolic ramp, the transvalvular pressure was measured from the point of the left atrial/left ventricle pressure cross-over until the maximum of ventricular pressure.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) [12]. For the early systolic ramp, the transvalvular pressure was measured from the point of the left atrial/left ventricle pressure cross-over until the maximum of ventricular pressure.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…79 Levick 1979: 369. 80 On the political connections and motivations of Haterius Agrippa see Levick 1976: 160-1 with Woodman and Martin 1996: 364-5. On Lepidus, see Syme 1955 Scholars have highlighted the correspondences between this speech and Sallust's BC 50-5.…”
Section: Tacitus' Account Of the Trialmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1.25.3). The letter described the 88 Sutherland 1938 viewed the proposal that the altar be set up as a call for Tiberius to show clementia; Rogers 1943: 58-9 argued that Tiberius' consistent commitment to clementia was being celebrated but his views have not found acceptance; Levick 1976Levick /1999: 88 saw in the altar evidence a combination of celebration and exhortation. Dowling 2006: 178-80 at 180 views the proposal as an attempt 'to remind the emperor of qualities lacking in his behaviour at the time'.…”
Section: Tacitus and The Saevitia Of The Sychophantsmentioning
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“…54 Rodrigues (2007) Cf. Syme (1955), Levick (1976) 305, e Syme (1986) Veja-se Ferrill (1970) 728-731, Pani (1979 Syme (1939) 419-439, Sattler (1969), Shotter (1971), Levick (1972), Levick (1975) e Levick (1976).…”
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