A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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An advance - guard was actually sent on to Greece to forestall Sulla ' s
embarkation ; but before more could follow Cinna was murdered by the mutinous
troops . Meanwhile , the moderate democrats were working hard to effect a
compromise ...
An advance - guard was actually sent on to Greece to forestall Sulla ' s
embarkation ; but before more could follow Cinna was murdered by the mutinous
troops . Meanwhile , the moderate democrats were working hard to effect a
compromise ...
Pagina 206
Under such circumstances , and because it offered the most convenient base for
the recovery of Italy , Pompey very naturally selected Macedonia for the
concentration of his troops . But such concentration was bound to take time . The
raw ...
Under such circumstances , and because it offered the most convenient base for
the recovery of Italy , Pompey very naturally selected Macedonia for the
concentration of his troops . But such concentration was bound to take time . The
raw ...
Pagina 310
The Vitellian troops , which should have held it , were doubly handicapped by the
treachery of their commander Caecina and the defection of the Ravenna fleet on
their flank , and they fell back southwards on Hostilia . Simultaneously by a ...
The Vitellian troops , which should have held it , were doubly handicapped by the
treachery of their commander Caecina and the defection of the Ravenna fleet on
their flank , and they fell back southwards on Hostilia . Simultaneously by a ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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