A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 67
... Rome's resources to the utmost . The besieged town was not inferior in size to Rome , and its situation on a steep rock , with a moat of running water on three sides , rendered it almost impregnable . Of the other Etruscan towns , Caere ...
... Rome's resources to the utmost . The besieged town was not inferior in size to Rome , and its situation on a steep rock , with a moat of running water on three sides , rendered it almost impregnable . Of the other Etruscan towns , Caere ...
Pagina 141
... Rome's overseas con- The quests , may also be taken as the point at which Roman history emerges sources of from shadow - land into daylight . By this time documentary materials History be- for the writing of history had begun to ...
... Rome's overseas con- The quests , may also be taken as the point at which Roman history emerges sources of from shadow - land into daylight . By this time documentary materials History be- for the writing of history had begun to ...
Pagina 189
... Rome's enemies in the eastern Mediterranean ( Chapters XV . , XVI . ) , and soliciting a Roman embassy to lay complaints against him before the Carthaginian council ( 195 ) . On the arrival of the Roman com- Exile of missioners Hannibal ...
... Rome's enemies in the eastern Mediterranean ( Chapters XV . , XVI . ) , and soliciting a Roman embassy to lay complaints against him before the Carthaginian council ( 195 ) . On the arrival of the Roman com- Exile of missioners Hannibal ...
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