A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 248
... second century Rome needed the services of a separate municipal council and executive . But the dissociation of ... century or more of military association between the Romans and their allies . During the Second Punic War the Italians ...
... second century Rome needed the services of a separate municipal council and executive . But the dissociation of ... century or more of military association between the Romans and their allies . During the Second Punic War the Italians ...
Pagina 271
... second century Latin became the usual vehicle of Roman historians ; but , so far as can be inferred from their exceed- ingly scanty remains , the methods of most of them differed but little from those of Fabius and ... SECOND CENTURY 271.
... second century Latin became the usual vehicle of Roman historians ; but , so far as can be inferred from their exceed- ingly scanty remains , the methods of most of them differed but little from those of Fabius and ... SECOND CENTURY 271.
Pagina 668
... second centuries went pari passu with the pacification of the Roman world and the elaboration of the road - system , which was nearing completion towards the end of the second century . facilities for the interchange of commerce were ...
... second centuries went pari passu with the pacification of the Roman world and the elaboration of the road - system , which was nearing completion towards the end of the second century . facilities for the interchange of commerce were ...
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