A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 31
... Rome , and led by way of Praeneste to Campania . Presumably the first Etruscan conquerors , unable as yet to pass the Tiber at Rome ( p . 38 ) , used this alternative avenue into Latium and took possession of Praeneste as a half - way ...
... Rome , and led by way of Praeneste to Campania . Presumably the first Etruscan conquerors , unable as yet to pass the Tiber at Rome ( p . 38 ) , used this alternative avenue into Latium and took possession of Praeneste as a half - way ...
Pagina 39
... Rome , that it did not date back to a distant past . The derivation of Rome from Alba Longa and the tale of an intermarriage with Sabines from the Quirinal reflect , however hazily , the fact that it was essentially a Latin city with an ...
... Rome , that it did not date back to a distant past . The derivation of Rome from Alba Longa and the tale of an intermarriage with Sabines from the Quirinal reflect , however hazily , the fact that it was essentially a Latin city with an ...
Pagina 132
... Rome personified , in Phrygian cap . Rev. Victory holding palm - branch . ROMANO . The Phrygian cap is probably an allusion to Rome's descent from Troy . The victory type presumably commemorates the battle of Beneventum . Struck c . 242 ...
... Rome personified , in Phrygian cap . Rev. Victory holding palm - branch . ROMANO . The Phrygian cap is probably an allusion to Rome's descent from Troy . The victory type presumably commemorates the battle of Beneventum . Struck c . 242 ...
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