A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 176
... legions were probably not kept up to strength through- out the war . 17 It was probably in consequence of the revolt of Capua that the mint for Roman silver coinage , which had originally been located there , was transferred to Rome ...
... legions were probably not kept up to strength through- out the war . 17 It was probably in consequence of the revolt of Capua that the mint for Roman silver coinage , which had originally been located there , was transferred to Rome ...
Pagina 399
... legions recently handed over by Caesar ( pp . 394-5 ) ; the rest were recruits who for the moment lay scattered over ... legions from Transalpine Gaul . Pompey's plans were further disarranged by L. Domitius , who made an un- authorised ...
... legions recently handed over by Caesar ( pp . 394-5 ) ; the rest were recruits who for the moment lay scattered over ... legions from Transalpine Gaul . Pompey's plans were further disarranged by L. Domitius , who made an un- authorised ...
Pagina 407
... legions , most of which , however , were composed of native recruits . After a summer spent in Rome , Caesar took the field against the sons of Pompey with eight legions , and conducted his fourth winter campaign of the civil wars in ...
... legions , most of which , however , were composed of native recruits . After a summer spent in Rome , Caesar took the field against the sons of Pompey with eight legions , and conducted his fourth winter campaign of the civil wars in ...
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