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... Empire by means of strong , easily defensible natural barriers . In the West the Roman conquest of Spain , begun nearly two centuries earlier , was completed when the last vestiges of resistance surviving in remote mountain fastnesses ...
... Empire by means of strong , easily defensible natural barriers . In the West the Roman conquest of Spain , begun nearly two centuries earlier , was completed when the last vestiges of resistance surviving in remote mountain fastnesses ...
Pagina 105
... empires is at our heels , fortune can grant no greater boon than discord among our foes " ( Germany xxxiii ) . From the end of the first century on , further protection was provided along the land frontiers of the Empire by the ...
... empires is at our heels , fortune can grant no greater boon than discord among our foes " ( Germany xxxiii ) . From the end of the first century on , further protection was provided along the land frontiers of the Empire by the ...
Pagina 412
... Empire ? Look at the Athenians , the men who , to maintain the liberty of Greece , once even consigned their city to flames . . . . Those men today are subjects of the Romans , and the city that was the queen of Greece is governed by ...
... Empire ? Look at the Athenians , the men who , to maintain the liberty of Greece , once even consigned their city to flames . . . . Those men today are subjects of the Romans , and the city that was the queen of Greece is governed by ...
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