-
catus decianus was the
procurator of
roman britain in ad 60 or 61.
tacitus blames his 'rapacity' in part for
provoking the
rebellion of
- in 1542 the
portuguese settled here by
permission and flourished, but
their rapacity led to
their expulsion in 1542, when a
force of 60,
- in 1542 the
portuguese settled here by
permission and flourished, but
their rapacity led to
their expulsion in 1545, when a
force of 60,
- in 1542 the
portuguese settled here by
permission and flourished, but
their rapacity led to
their expulsion in 1545, when a
force of 60,
- in+1522+the+portuguese+settled+here+by+permission+and+flourished,+but+their+rapacity+led+to+their+expulsion+in+1542,+when+800+of+the+1,
-
britons to the
corruption and
tyranny of the empire; the book also
contains eloquent and
vicious polemics against the
rapacity and
greed of rome.
- his
nickname was
earned due to his
notorious cruelty and
rapacity but
there is no
proof that it was used
during his lifetime.
-
failure of the
encomienda system to
protect the
indigenous people of
america from the
rapacity of the
conquistadors and
their descendants.
- it is told that his
rapacity knew no bounds, that he
exercised his
office solely for his own advantage. when
there was a
scarcity of
grain - the
contemporary historian niketas choniates portrays him as a man of 'extraordinary
rapacity and rare dishonesty' (guilland), who used
