A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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To the problem of the frontier Vespasian gave special attention ; and indeed for the first time that problem was tackled in a really scientific manner . On the Rhine the danger of invasion had become almost negligible ; but in the ...
To the problem of the frontier Vespasian gave special attention ; and indeed for the first time that problem was tackled in a really scientific manner . On the Rhine the danger of invasion had become almost negligible ; but in the ...
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Rhine , 1 required a more adequate protection than Vespasian's frontier had given them . In any case the new frontier meant a further shortening of the line and thus a corresponding economy of troops ; and so secure was it now ...
Rhine , 1 required a more adequate protection than Vespasian's frontier had given them . In any case the new frontier meant a further shortening of the line and thus a corresponding economy of troops ; and so secure was it now ...
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Under Nero : ( b ) Ostorius Scapula ( 47-52 ) : ( i ) Defines western frontier by Fosse Way from Lincoln to Exeter : high roads radiating from Londinium . ( ii ) Advanced posts at Deva , Uriconium , Glevum : attack on Ordovices ( N.
Under Nero : ( b ) Ostorius Scapula ( 47-52 ) : ( i ) Defines western frontier by Fosse Way from Lincoln to Exeter : high roads radiating from Londinium . ( ii ) Advanced posts at Deva , Uriconium , Glevum : attack on Ordovices ( N.
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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