A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 105
... called themselves Safinim " ) and the Sabines . For a refutation of this view see Adcock , Cambr . Anc . Hist . vol . vii . p . 615 . 22 Livy , who locates this battle near Clusium in Etruria ( x . 26. 7 ) , pro- vides the explanation ...
... called themselves Safinim " ) and the Sabines . For a refutation of this view see Adcock , Cambr . Anc . Hist . vol . vii . p . 615 . 22 Livy , who locates this battle near Clusium in Etruria ( x . 26. 7 ) , pro- vides the explanation ...
Pagina 535
... called upon all persons of substance to invest faire in two - thirds of their capital in Italian land . The sudden calling in of debts which followed this measure precipitated a financial crisis , which was not allayed until the emperor ...
... called upon all persons of substance to invest faire in two - thirds of their capital in Italian land . The sudden calling in of debts which followed this measure precipitated a financial crisis , which was not allayed until the emperor ...
Pagina 649
... called forth was seemingly confined to Palestine ; but it was as universal within that province as the revolt against Nero . Under a leader named Bar - Coceba the rebels attempted to wear out the Romans in a war of sieges and small ...
... called forth was seemingly confined to Palestine ; but it was as universal within that province as the revolt against Nero . Under a leader named Bar - Coceba the rebels attempted to wear out the Romans in a war of sieges and small ...
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