A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 499
... Britain- an enterprise for which public opinion at Rome had conceived a pass- ing fancy . But Augustus fell back upon or , more probably , never departed from Caesar's final decision to leave Britain to its own de- vices , for the ...
... Britain- an enterprise for which public opinion at Rome had conceived a pass- ing fancy . But Augustus fell back upon or , more probably , never departed from Caesar's final decision to leave Britain to its own de- vices , for the ...
Pagina 617
... Britain . in the half - conquered land of Britain . In this country the Romans made the same discovery as the Norman and Plantagenet rulers of a later day , that the English lowlands might be held more securely by taking in part of the ...
... Britain . in the half - conquered land of Britain . In this country the Romans made the same discovery as the Norman and Plantagenet rulers of a later day , that the English lowlands might be held more securely by taking in part of the ...
Pagina 619
... Britain remained on the confines of the English the Roman legions in plain the Secunda Augusta at Isca ( Caerleon - on - Usk ) , the Vicesima Britain . Valeria Victrix at Deva , and the Nona Hispana at Eburacum— , the auxiliary cohorts ...
... Britain remained on the confines of the English the Roman legions in plain the Secunda Augusta at Isca ( Caerleon - on - Usk ) , the Vicesima Britain . Valeria Victrix at Deva , and the Nona Hispana at Eburacum— , the auxiliary cohorts ...
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