A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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... wars . By the middle of the third century the network of Roman fortresses , which at that time numbered some twenty - five or thirty , still showed gaps here and there , but it was spread over the whole of peninsular Italy.11 wars ...
... wars . By the middle of the third century the network of Roman fortresses , which at that time numbered some twenty - five or thirty , still showed gaps here and there , but it was spread over the whole of peninsular Italy.11 wars ...
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... Wars . Re- economy of effort in the first war , they made amends by the determina- trospect . tion with which they fought out the second war and by the blind heroism of their last stand against Rome ; their triple defeat was due in ...
... Wars . Re- economy of effort in the first war , they made amends by the determina- trospect . tion with which they fought out the second war and by the blind heroism of their last stand against Rome ; their triple defeat was due in ...
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... wars the Senate often displayed a timidity which had the effect of ag- gravating them , and of provoking domestic reactions , like those of the Jugurthan War , by which its ascendancy was once more undermined . Sertorius rallies the ...
... wars the Senate often displayed a timidity which had the effect of ag- gravating them , and of provoking domestic reactions , like those of the Jugurthan War , by which its ascendancy was once more undermined . Sertorius rallies the ...
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