A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 170
... Scipio Africanus Struck by a descend- ant of Scipio , who was mint - master c . 90 B.C. magnetic power of conveying his supreme con- fidence in himself to others , this visionary com- bined a keen sense for practical details and ...
... Scipio Africanus Struck by a descend- ant of Scipio , who was mint - master c . 90 B.C. magnetic power of conveying his supreme con- fidence in himself to others , this visionary com- bined a keen sense for practical details and ...
Pagina 171
Max Cary. left to oppose to Scipio's highly trained force . In 207 the Punic general avoided battle and left Scipio to carry on a war of sieges . In 206 he took the risk of a set fight ( perhaps under orders from the Carthaginian home ...
Max Cary. left to oppose to Scipio's highly trained force . In 207 the Punic general avoided battle and left Scipio to carry on a war of sieges . In 206 he took the risk of a set fight ( perhaps under orders from the Carthaginian home ...
Pagina 797
... Scipio ( consul 222 ) , 168- 169 , 172 , 179 P. Cornelius Scipio ( consul 218 ) , 160-61 , 168-9 P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus , 169-71 ( campaigns in Spain ) ; 171-3 ( in Africa ) ; 174 , 176 ( generalship ) ; 177 ( discipline ) ; 216 ...
... Scipio ( consul 222 ) , 168- 169 , 172 , 179 P. Cornelius Scipio ( consul 218 ) , 160-61 , 168-9 P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus , 169-71 ( campaigns in Spain ) ; 171-3 ( in Africa ) ; 174 , 176 ( generalship ) ; 177 ( discipline ) ; 216 ...
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