A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 598
... Rhine forces . He was also unfortunate in the choice of his advisers , some of whom , like his freedman Icelus ... Rhine armies in check , and the generals whom Galba sent to replace him and Fonteius Capito - Hordeonius Flaccus in Upper ...
... Rhine forces . He was also unfortunate in the choice of his advisers , some of whom , like his freedman Icelus ... Rhine armies in check , and the generals whom Galba sent to replace him and Fonteius Capito - Hordeonius Flaccus in Upper ...
Pagina 616
... Rhine to Strasbourg or Basle had now been lost to the Romans , and the border tribes on the Gallic side of the river had mostly thrown in their lot with Classicus or Civilis . But the landslide of rebellion , upon which Classicus and ...
... Rhine to Strasbourg or Basle had now been lost to the Romans , and the border tribes on the Gallic side of the river had mostly thrown in their lot with Classicus or Civilis . But the landslide of rebellion , upon which Classicus and ...
Pagina 619
... Rhine to the Neckar On the German frontier the Flavian emperors carried out a similar , Advance of if less ambitious , policy of protective advance as in Britain . In order the frontier to cut off the sharp re - entrant angle of the Rhine ...
... Rhine to the Neckar On the German frontier the Flavian emperors carried out a similar , Advance of if less ambitious , policy of protective advance as in Britain . In order the frontier to cut off the sharp re - entrant angle of the Rhine ...
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