A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 147
... action of Mylae , for which the Romans re- warded their admiral , C. Duillius , with a commemorative column in the Forum , 14 gave them the command of the Sicilian waters for several years to come , for the Punic government , with ...
... action of Mylae , for which the Romans re- warded their admiral , C. Duillius , with a commemorative column in the Forum , 14 gave them the command of the Sicilian waters for several years to come , for the Punic government , with ...
Pagina 148
... action , where it crumpled up the Punic left wing against the coast The battle of Ecnomus , the hardest - fought of ancient naval actions in western waters , gave the Romans an unopposed landing in Africa . Here Atilius Regulus , who ...
... action , where it crumpled up the Punic left wing against the coast The battle of Ecnomus , the hardest - fought of ancient naval actions in western waters , gave the Romans an unopposed landing in Africa . Here Atilius Regulus , who ...
Pagina 217
... action . With a just appreciation of the real odds against him , and a growing aversion from a war into which he had stumbled against his own wish , Abortive Antiochus offered to the Scipios to concede all the points on which he negotia ...
... action . With a just appreciation of the real odds against him , and a growing aversion from a war into which he had stumbled against his own wish , Abortive Antiochus offered to the Scipios to concede all the points on which he negotia ...
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