A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 169
... Spain with drafts from Africa . This counter - offensive was shattered in an action near Dertosa , where the Romans won an orthodox victory by a quick and clean break through the Carthaginian centre , which Hasdrubal had left weak in ...
... Spain with drafts from Africa . This counter - offensive was shattered in an action near Dertosa , where the Romans won an orthodox victory by a quick and clean break through the Carthaginian centre , which Hasdrubal had left weak in ...
Pagina 170
... Spain with a surprise move , whose well- calculated audacity matched that of Hannibal's march to Italy . On the report that the Cartha- ginian armies had drawn away into the interior of Spain , he made a sudden spurt along the eastern ...
... Spain with a surprise move , whose well- calculated audacity matched that of Hannibal's march to Italy . On the report that the Cartha- ginian armies had drawn away into the interior of Spain , he made a sudden spurt along the eastern ...
Pagina 182
... Spain comprised little more than the eastern seaboard of the peninsula as far as ( and in- clusive of ) New Carthage ; Further Spain was roughly co - extensive with modern Andalusia . In appointing officers of the rank of praetor to ...
... Spain comprised little more than the eastern seaboard of the peninsula as far as ( and in- clusive of ) New Carthage ; Further Spain was roughly co - extensive with modern Andalusia . In appointing officers of the rank of praetor to ...
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