A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 145
... Carthaginians by the ears . tion in Messana The appeal of the Mamertines raised substantially the same issue at Rome as the call for help from the Campanians of Capua in 343 ( p . 92 ) . Were they to assume new and possibly indefinite ...
... Carthaginians by the ears . tion in Messana The appeal of the Mamertines raised substantially the same issue at Rome as the call for help from the Campanians of Capua in 343 ( p . 92 ) . Were they to assume new and possibly indefinite ...
Pagina 148
... 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 succeeded ...
... 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 succeeded ...
Pagina 193
... Carthaginians injured themselves by undue Wars . Re- economy of effort in the first war , they made amends by the ... Carthaginians laboured was the nemesis of their short - sighted policy towards their dependents : Rome won the Punic ...
... Carthaginians injured themselves by undue Wars . Re- economy of effort in the first war , they made amends by the ... Carthaginians laboured was the nemesis of their short - sighted policy towards their dependents : Rome won the Punic ...
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