A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 321
... chief . In the northern zone Rutilius Lupus was confronted by the Marsian chief Pompaedius Silo ; in the southern sector L. Caesar stood against the Samnite C. Papius Mutilus . On the southern front the Confederates Early suc- detailed ...
... chief . In the northern zone Rutilius Lupus was confronted by the Marsian chief Pompaedius Silo ; in the southern sector L. Caesar stood against the Samnite C. Papius Mutilus . On the southern front the Confederates Early suc- detailed ...
Pagina 527
... chief men of the Senatorial and Equestrian Orders , Claudius found them within his own household . The earlier emperors , it is true , had recruited their secretaries and accountants from their domestic staff , and in this respect they ...
... chief men of the Senatorial and Equestrian Orders , Claudius found them within his own household . The earlier emperors , it is true , had recruited their secretaries and accountants from their domestic staff , and in this respect they ...
Pagina 569
... chief terminus of the trans - continental routes through Asia . Alexandria derived the Alex- chief benefit from the new commerce with India . With a population andria . of 300,000 free inhabitants it was second only to Rome in size ...
... chief terminus of the trans - continental routes through Asia . Alexandria derived the Alex- chief benefit from the new commerce with India . With a population andria . of 300,000 free inhabitants it was second only to Rome in size ...
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