A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The pursuit followed , and entering the town gave it over to pillage . Primus betook himself to the town bath . On his complaining of the tepid water , the attendant replied , ' It will be hotter presently . ' The remark was picked up ...
The pursuit followed , and entering the town gave it over to pillage . Primus betook himself to the town bath . On his complaining of the tepid water , the attendant replied , ' It will be hotter presently . ' The remark was picked up ...
Pagina 336
The fact is that nearly all the towns and nine - tenths of the ' villas ' which have been discovered lay south of a line ... Bath , with its magnificent bathing - halls , which are still in a great measure extant , was another town that ...
The fact is that nearly all the towns and nine - tenths of the ' villas ' which have been discovered lay south of a line ... Bath , with its magnificent bathing - halls , which are still in a great measure extant , was another town that ...
Pagina 340
time , as at Silchester , this centre would grow into a thoroughly Romanized town . When such a town was considered ripe for further privilege , it became more and more the custom to confer upon it a charter of urban self - government ...
time , as at Silchester , this centre would grow into a thoroughly Romanized town . When such a town was considered ripe for further privilege , it became more and more the custom to confer upon it a charter of urban self - government ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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