A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, limited, 1935 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 549
... Rhine . In 14 he made a preliminary foray into the basin of the Lippe , where he systematically devastated the land and butchered its inhabitants . In 15 and 16 he utilised the Rhine fleet to transport a division of his army through ...
... Rhine . In 14 he made a preliminary foray into the basin of the Lippe , where he systematically devastated the land and butchered its inhabitants . In 15 and 16 he utilised the Rhine fleet to transport a division of his army through ...
Pagina 616
... Rhine border.13 Still less could the rebel port to the Gallic leaders extend their control over Civilis and his German allies , rebels . whose eventual object was complete independence and , we may suspect , liberty to resume the ...
... Rhine border.13 Still less could the rebel port to the Gallic leaders extend their control over Civilis and his German allies , rebels . whose eventual object was complete independence and , we may suspect , liberty to resume the ...
Pagina 729
... Rhine secures the lines of and upper Danube . After some minor campaigns on the lower Rhine and Danube and in Asia Minor ( 278-279 ) he returned to Gaul , where an Danube . officer named Bonosus had atoned to himself for the loss of the ...
... Rhine secures the lines of and upper Danube . After some minor campaigns on the lower Rhine and Danube and in Asia Minor ( 278-279 ) he returned to Gaul , where an Danube . officer named Bonosus had atoned to himself for the loss of the ...
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