Roman Civilization: The RepublicColumbia University Press, 1951 |
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Pagina 152
... ships advanced too far in its eagerness to overtake them and running aground fell into the hands of the Romans . This ship they now used as a model and built their whole fleet on its pattern ; so that it is evident that if that had not ...
... ships advanced too far in its eagerness to overtake them and running aground fell into the hands of the Romans . This ship they now used as a model and built their whole fleet on its pattern ; so that it is evident that if that had not ...
Pagina 167
... ships . The peoples of Etruria were the first to promise assistance to the consul , each according to its means . Caere contributed grain and provisions of all kinds for the crews ; Populonia , iron ; Tarquinii , cloth for the sails ...
... ships . The peoples of Etruria were the first to promise assistance to the consul , each according to its means . Caere contributed grain and provisions of all kinds for the crews ; Populonia , iron ; Tarquinii , cloth for the sails ...
Pagina 183
... ships and ten ( ? ) merchant vessels , none of which shall be propelled by more than thirty oars , and no moneres 51 for any war which he may wish to be- gin . He shall not sail west of Cape Calycadnum and Cape Sarpedonium , except for ...
... ships and ten ( ? ) merchant vessels , none of which shall be propelled by more than thirty oars , and no moneres 51 for any war which he may wish to be- gin . He shall not sail west of Cape Calycadnum and Cape Sarpedonium , except for ...
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN CITATION OF SOURCES | 2 |
THE ROMAN ORGANIZATION OF ITALY | 83 |
DOMESTIC AFFAirs to 264 b c | 89 |
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