A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 90
... southern part of the peninsula . § 2. THE OSCAN PEOPLES In the fifth and early fourth centuries , while the Romans were gradually winning elbow - room for themselves , the Oscan - speaking populations of the southern Apennines had ...
... southern part of the peninsula . § 2. THE OSCAN PEOPLES In the fifth and early fourth centuries , while the Romans were gradually winning elbow - room for themselves , the Oscan - speaking populations of the southern Apennines had ...
Pagina 92
... southern Italy . Their change of front was induced by a rival offer of alliance from the Capuans , who were being molested by marauders from the Samnite country , and now sought to play off the Romans against them . Not- withstanding ...
... southern Italy . Their change of front was induced by a rival offer of alliance from the Capuans , who were being molested by marauders from the Samnite country , and now sought to play off the Romans against them . Not- withstanding ...
Pagina 321
... southern sector L. Caesar stood against the Samnite C. Papius Mutilus . On the southern front the Confederates Early suc- detailed a strong force to invest the colony of Aesernia , which cut off cesses of free contact between the ...
... southern sector L. Caesar stood against the Samnite C. Papius Mutilus . On the southern front the Confederates Early suc- detailed a strong force to invest the colony of Aesernia , which cut off cesses of free contact between the ...
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