A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... Command , and out- laws Marius . Sulla's Bi coup d'état " sets a pre- zedent . Sulla utilised his victory in this , the first civil war of Roman history , to rescind Sulpicius ' legislation and to insure himself against future attacks ...
... Command , and out- laws Marius . Sulla's Bi coup d'état " sets a pre- zedent . Sulla utilised his victory in this , the first civil war of Roman history , to rescind Sulpicius ' legislation and to insure himself against future attacks ...
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... command . come one of the principal recruiting areas for the Roman armies , and its Alpine border provided a wide base for new conquests . The inclusion of Illyria in his proconsular command , and the disposition of his troops at the ...
... command . come one of the principal recruiting areas for the Roman armies , and its Alpine border provided a wide base for new conquests . The inclusion of Illyria in his proconsular command , and the disposition of his troops at the ...
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... command in Gaul to the end of 49 , so as to close the command . gap between his proconsulship and his second consulship ( due to curtail Caesar's Pompey stands for strict justice to Caesar , and no more . begin on January 1st , 48 ) ...
... command in Gaul to the end of 49 , so as to close the command . gap between his proconsulship and his second consulship ( due to curtail Caesar's Pompey stands for strict justice to Caesar , and no more . begin on January 1st , 48 ) ...
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