A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methueni, 1963 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 91
... Rome's imperial policy and she tended henceforward to treat her foreign satellites more as her vassals than her friends . The fact is that her forbearance with the Greeks was now exhausted ; and as though to prove that she was tired of ...
... Rome's imperial policy and she tended henceforward to treat her foreign satellites more as her vassals than her friends . The fact is that her forbearance with the Greeks was now exhausted ; and as though to prove that she was tired of ...
Pagina 102
Cyril Edward Robinson. V. THE IMPERIAL CITY Rome at this epoch was a very different place from the Rome of the period of the Hannibalic Wars . She was now the wealthiest city in the world . From the provinces wealth flowed into her ...
Cyril Edward Robinson. V. THE IMPERIAL CITY Rome at this epoch was a very different place from the Rome of the period of the Hannibalic Wars . She was now the wealthiest city in the world . From the provinces wealth flowed into her ...
Pagina 136
... Rome the unforgotten horror of three centuries before surged up into men's minds . Panic reigned ; and then the Cimbri , lured by some tale of riches to be won in Spain , swerved west again and crossed the Pyrenees ( 105 ) . So Rome was ...
... Rome the unforgotten horror of three centuries before surged up into men's minds . Panic reigned ; and then the Cimbri , lured by some tale of riches to be won in Spain , swerved west again and crossed the Pyrenees ( 105 ) . So Rome was ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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