A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 90
... conquest which the new plebeian leaders were ready to further bring into use wherever a chance might offer — and opportunities for conquest . carrying the Roman arms further afield were never lacking . The Romans had not fully ...
... conquest which the new plebeian leaders were ready to further bring into use wherever a chance might offer — and opportunities for conquest . carrying the Roman arms further afield were never lacking . The Romans had not fully ...
Pagina 142
... conquests . them was an accidental result of conquest rather than its antecedent object , had scarcely yet been awakened . Yet they had hardly com- pleted the subjugation of the Italian peninsula than they launched out into an endless ...
... conquests . them was an accidental result of conquest rather than its antecedent object , had scarcely yet been awakened . Yet they had hardly com- pleted the subjugation of the Italian peninsula than they launched out into an endless ...
Pagina 801
... conquest ) ; 257 ( Roman colonies ) ; 268 , 322 , 341 ( province ) ; 345 ( frontiers ) ; 376 , 379 , 383 , 386 , 391 , 395 ( governorship of Caesar ) ; 420 ( Lex Rubria ) ; 424-8 ( governor- ship of D. Brutus ) ; 435 ( becomes ...
... conquest ) ; 257 ( Roman colonies ) ; 268 , 322 , 341 ( province ) ; 345 ( frontiers ) ; 376 , 379 , 383 , 386 , 391 , 395 ( governorship of Caesar ) ; 420 ( Lex Rubria ) ; 424-8 ( governor- ship of D. Brutus ) ; 435 ( becomes ...
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