A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 156
Max Cary. CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND PUNIC WAR § 1. THE CARTHAGINIAN CONQUESTS IN SPAIN WHILE the Romans were advancing their frontiers from Apennines to Alps , the Carthaginians were making an unexpected recovery from their recent ...
Max Cary. CHAPTER XIII THE SECOND PUNIC WAR § 1. THE CARTHAGINIAN CONQUESTS IN SPAIN WHILE the Romans were advancing their frontiers from Apennines to Alps , the Carthaginians were making an unexpected recovery from their recent ...
Pagina 176
... Second Punic War see the Introduction to Admiral Mahan's Influence of Sea - power on History , 1660-1783 . 21 The terms of this treaty are reproduced verbatim in Polybius ( vii . 9 ) . On their interpretation see J. Kromayer ...
... Second Punic War see the Introduction to Admiral Mahan's Influence of Sea - power on History , 1660-1783 . 21 The terms of this treaty are reproduced verbatim in Polybius ( vii . 9 ) . On their interpretation see J. Kromayer ...
Pagina 242
... Second Punic War plebeian Fulvii and Claudii Marcelli had shared the chief military posts with patrician Fabii and Cornelii . By 179 the Senate was composed of plebeians to the extent of nearly three- quarters , and in 172 plebeian ...
... Second Punic War plebeian Fulvii and Claudii Marcelli had shared the chief military posts with patrician Fabii and Cornelii . By 179 the Senate was composed of plebeians to the extent of nearly three- quarters , and in 172 plebeian ...
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