A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 172
... defence overseas . While it left Hannibal to keep the Romans in play in Lucania and Bruttium , it commissioned his surviving brother Mago to raise fresh troops in the Balearic isles and to make a naval descent on northern Italy . Though ...
... defence overseas . While it left Hannibal to keep the Romans in play in Lucania and Bruttium , it commissioned his surviving brother Mago to raise fresh troops in the Balearic isles and to make a naval descent on northern Italy . Though ...
Pagina 317
... defence of their profits the publicani prevailed upon the Equestrian Order to make an example of model governors , and Rutilius , as being Abuse of a novus homo and having no powerful connexions , was selected as the judicial power by ...
... defence of their profits the publicani prevailed upon the Equestrian Order to make an example of model governors , and Rutilius , as being Abuse of a novus homo and having no powerful connexions , was selected as the judicial power by ...
Pagina 426
... defence of liberty and civilised living against brutal military dictatorships . " " Second Octavian and Antony prepare for war . Antony attacks D. Brutus . Cicero forms a coalition to save the republic against Antony . In October Antony ...
... defence of liberty and civilised living against brutal military dictatorships . " " Second Octavian and Antony prepare for war . Antony attacks D. Brutus . Cicero forms a coalition to save the republic against Antony . In October Antony ...
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