A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Max Cary. frontier was permanently increased at the expense of the Rhine and Danube sectors.9 Annexa- tion of Thrace . on the lower Danube . 4. THE DANUBE LANDS In the Balkan regions the enlarged kingdom of Thrace which Augustus had ...
Max Cary. frontier was permanently increased at the expense of the Rhine and Danube sectors.9 Annexa- tion of Thrace . on the lower Danube . 4. THE DANUBE LANDS In the Balkan regions the enlarged kingdom of Thrace which Augustus had ...
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... Danube and drew off the invaders by an irruption into Dacia ( probably by the valley of the Aluta ) . But Fuscus , adventuring himself into unfamiliar mountain land , involved the Roman forces in a second disaster . Two or three years ...
... Danube and drew off the invaders by an irruption into Dacia ( probably by the valley of the Aluta ) . But Fuscus , adventuring himself into unfamiliar mountain land , involved the Roman forces in a second disaster . Two or three years ...
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... Danube frontier . between his campaigns on the Danube . Two years later he had finally cleared the trespassers out of Roman territory and was preparing to advance the frontier to the Carpathians and the mountains of Bohemia by the ...
... Danube frontier . between his campaigns on the Danube . Two years later he had finally cleared the trespassers out of Roman territory and was preparing to advance the frontier to the Carpathians and the mountains of Bohemia by the ...
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