A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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Pagina 36
... troops as they had done previ- ously . The river Aufidus flowed past either camp and afforded approach to the watering parties of each , but they had to watch for opportunities and sometimes fight . The lesser camp was on the other side ...
... troops as they had done previ- ously . The river Aufidus flowed past either camp and afforded approach to the watering parties of each , but they had to watch for opportunities and sometimes fight . The lesser camp was on the other side ...
Pagina 158
... troops out of Mesopotamia and penetrated Cappadocia and Syria . The situation was aggravated by a mutiny among the troops in the east , and to meet the dan- ger new soldiers had to be recruited in Italy and the frontier defenses on the ...
... troops out of Mesopotamia and penetrated Cappadocia and Syria . The situation was aggravated by a mutiny among the troops in the east , and to meet the dan- ger new soldiers had to be recruited in Italy and the frontier defenses on the ...
Pagina 226
... troops in Africa . Gildo sus- pected his brother's intentions , and treacherously seized and killed his two nephews . When it was decided to make war upon Gildo as a public enemy Mascezel was given the com- mand ; grief for his own ...
... troops in Africa . Gildo sus- pected his brother's intentions , and treacherously seized and killed his two nephews . When it was decided to make war upon Gildo as a public enemy Mascezel was given the com- mand ; grief for his own ...
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Kings and Early Republic | 1 |
Mediterranean Conquests | 27 |
A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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