A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Motives for instrument of 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 .
Motives for instrument of 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 .
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THE CARTHAGINIAN STATE 1 Early After the conquest of peninsular Italy the Romans possessed as commence- much land as ... Their interest in overseas trade , which to conquests . them was an accidental result of conquest rather than its ...
THE CARTHAGINIAN STATE 1 Early After the conquest of peninsular Italy the Romans possessed as commence- much land as ... Their interest in overseas trade , which to conquests . them was an accidental result of conquest rather than its ...
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... 553 GALBA -- Sulpicius Galenus - Claudius GALERIUS ( Valerus Maximianus ) , 730733 , 767-8 Galilee , 357 , 507 , 543-4 , 589 Gallia Belgica - Belgica Gallia Cisalpina , 68-9 , 153 , 178-80 ( Roman conquest ) ; 257 ( Roman colonies ) ...
... 553 GALBA -- Sulpicius Galenus - Claudius GALERIUS ( Valerus Maximianus ) , 730733 , 767-8 Galilee , 357 , 507 , 543-4 , 589 Gallia Belgica - Belgica Gallia Cisalpina , 68-9 , 153 , 178-80 ( Roman conquest ) ; 257 ( Roman colonies ) ...
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