A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 92
... Campania . But the gains of the season were jeopardised in 342 by a mutiny among the Roman troops , who had not yet acquired the habit of prolonged service in distant fields and were in no mood to mount guard over Samnites on behalf of ...
... Campania . But the gains of the season were jeopardised in 342 by a mutiny among the Roman troops , who had not yet acquired the habit of prolonged service in distant fields and were in no mood to mount guard over Samnites on behalf of ...
Pagina 93
... Campania ) in a Roman rather than a collective Latin Restiveness interest . In 358 they had seen the Romans appropriate for themselves of the the Pomptine level recovered from the Volscians , and on this occasion the land distributions ...
... Campania ) in a Roman rather than a collective Latin Restiveness interest . In 358 they had seen the Romans appropriate for themselves of the the Pomptine level recovered from the Volscians , and on this occasion the land distributions ...
Pagina 132
... Campania C. 275 B.C. Obv . Mars ( in a Greek helmet ) . Rev. Horse ( in imitation of a Carthaginian type ) . ROMANO ( m ) . encroachments rather than to open up an overseas trade ; at Antium the Roman settlers looked on while the ...
... Campania C. 275 B.C. Obv . Mars ( in a Greek helmet ) . Rev. Horse ( in imitation of a Carthaginian type ) . ROMANO ( m ) . encroachments rather than to open up an overseas trade ; at Antium the Roman settlers looked on while the ...
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