A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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They were then , like those kindred tribes who settled down in Greece , at what is called the patriarchal stage . In other words , the family was the unit on which their organization was based , and in each family the authority of the ...
They were then , like those kindred tribes who settled down in Greece , at what is called the patriarchal stage . In other words , the family was the unit on which their organization was based , and in each family the authority of the ...
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... reverence for tradition - the mos majorum , or ancestral custom , as they called it — was immensely strong . When a new set of circumstances arose her people showed a shrewd practical instinct for adapting their old methods to meet ...
... reverence for tradition - the mos majorum , or ancestral custom , as they called it — was immensely strong . When a new set of circumstances arose her people showed a shrewd practical instinct for adapting their old methods to meet ...
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called Metellus . Jugurtha was now hard pressed ; but he fell back on guerrilla tactics and despite every effort he could not be laid by the heels . The end of the war seemed as far off as ever , and Metellus ' command was extended into ...
called Metellus . Jugurtha was now hard pressed ; but he fell back on guerrilla tactics and despite every effort he could not be laid by the heels . The end of the war seemed as far off as ever , and Metellus ' command was extended into ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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