A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 148
... Africa . Carthaginian empire , the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart . Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had defended himself against the Carthaginians by invad- ing Africa , and had all but ...
... Africa . Carthaginian empire , the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart . Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had defended himself against the Carthaginians by invad- ing Africa , and had all but ...
Pagina 151
... Africa . In the later stages of the war successive Roman admirals threw away their fleets through faulty seamanship , so that the total losses of the winners in ships and seamen exceeded those of the losers . But the failures of the ...
... Africa . In the later stages of the war successive Roman admirals threw away their fleets through faulty seamanship , so that the total losses of the winners in ships and seamen exceeded those of the losers . But the failures of the ...
Pagina 171
... AFRICA 25 war into Africa . In the course of his Spanish campaigns Scipio had prepared for an expedition to Africa by diplomatic overtures to several of the Numidian chieftains who stood in loose alliance with Carthage . On his return ...
... AFRICA 25 war into Africa . In the course of his Spanish campaigns Scipio had prepared for an expedition to Africa by diplomatic overtures to several of the Numidian chieftains who stood in loose alliance with Carthage . On his return ...
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