A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 502
... DANUBE LANDS At the end of Augustus ' reign the boundaries of the empire in western Europe remained substantially ... Danube , and their lieutenants searched out the lesser Roman ad- Alpine defiles . The two brothers completed the ...
... DANUBE LANDS At the end of Augustus ' reign the boundaries of the empire in western Europe remained substantially ... Danube , and their lieutenants searched out the lesser Roman ad- Alpine defiles . The two brothers completed the ...
Pagina 504
... Danube , but accomplished a systematic reduction of the Moesian and Thracian peoples bordering the river ( in modern Serbia , Bulgaria and Rumania ) ( 29-28 B.C. ) . The Thracian tribes were for the present left under their own kings ...
... Danube , but accomplished a systematic reduction of the Moesian and Thracian peoples bordering the river ( in modern Serbia , Bulgaria and Rumania ) ( 29-28 B.C. ) . The Thracian tribes were for the present left under their own kings ...
Pagina 548
Max Cary. Annexa- tion of Thrace . Measures of defence on the lower Danube . frontier was permanently increased at the expense of the Rhine and Danube sectors.9 § 4. THE DANUBE LANDS In the Balkan regions the enlarged kingdom of Thrace ...
Max Cary. Annexa- tion of Thrace . Measures of defence on the lower Danube . frontier was permanently increased at the expense of the Rhine and Danube sectors.9 § 4. THE DANUBE LANDS In the Balkan regions the enlarged kingdom of Thrace ...
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