A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 184
... Galba and inflicted such losses upon the Lusitanians that they sued for peace . Galba , who conducted the negotiations , lured a large number of the Lusitanians away from their homes by an offer of better land in other regions ; having ...
... Galba and inflicted such losses upon the Lusitanians that they sued for peace . Galba , who conducted the negotiations , lured a large number of the Lusitanians away from their homes by an offer of better land in other regions ; having ...
Pagina 597
... Galba got rid of him by the dangerously easy device of assassina- Galba has tion . In Lower Germany the commander - in - chief , Fonteius Capito , a walk- was similarly removed by his own subordinate , Fabius Valens , without over ...
... Galba got rid of him by the dangerously easy device of assassina- Galba has tion . In Lower Germany the commander - in - chief , Fonteius Capito , a walk- was similarly removed by his own subordinate , Fabius Valens , without over ...
Pagina 598
... Galba ; those of the lower Rhine promptly followed suit ( p . 599 ) . At the news of this defection Galba rightly judged that his only chance of stemming the insubordination would be to nominate a co - regent and prospective successor ...
... Galba ; those of the lower Rhine promptly followed suit ( p . 599 ) . At the news of this defection Galba rightly judged that his only chance of stemming the insubordination would be to nominate a co - regent and prospective successor ...
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