A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 147
... fleet . fleet of quinqueremes slightly outnumbering that of Carthage.12 The challenge which they threw out to the more practised Punic navy was not quite so foolhardy as might appear at first sight . In ancient naval warfare the ...
... fleet . fleet of quinqueremes slightly outnumbering that of Carthage.12 The challenge which they threw out to the more practised Punic navy was not quite so foolhardy as might appear at first sight . In ancient naval warfare the ...
Pagina 216
... fleet of eighty battleships under C. Livius , which was dispatched somewhat tardily to Aegean waters in the summer of 191 ; and he was definitely inferior to the combined squadrons of Livius and of Eumenes , who could furnish some ...
... fleet of eighty battleships under C. Livius , which was dispatched somewhat tardily to Aegean waters in the summer of 191 ; and he was definitely inferior to the combined squadrons of Livius and of Eumenes , who could furnish some ...
Pagina 351
... fleet of 100 ships , which the consul M. Aurelius Cotta brought to the relief of the city , and destroyed it completely . Thus the whole brunt of the war fell upon Cotta's colleague L. Licinius Lucullus , whom the Senate had appointed ...
... fleet of 100 ships , which the consul M. Aurelius Cotta brought to the relief of the city , and destroyed it completely . Thus the whole brunt of the war fell upon Cotta's colleague L. Licinius Lucullus , whom the Senate had appointed ...
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