A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1946 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 136
... barbarians ' mercy . The road to Italy lay open , and at Rome the unforgotten horror of three centuries before surged ... barbarian hordes . So in place of the old maniples Marius now adopted a much — more solid unit . It was called the ...
... barbarians ' mercy . The road to Italy lay open , and at Rome the unforgotten horror of three centuries before surged ... barbarian hordes . So in place of the old maniples Marius now adopted a much — more solid unit . It was called the ...
Pagina 386
... barbarian hordes had been to some extent lightened by the adoption of a policy , not indeed originated by Aurelius , but by him carried much farther than by any of his predecessors . Since the reign of Augustus barbarian border - tribes ...
... barbarian hordes had been to some extent lightened by the adoption of a policy , not indeed originated by Aurelius , but by him carried much farther than by any of his predecessors . Since the reign of Augustus barbarian border - tribes ...
Pagina 387
... barbarians to keep barbarians out , a precedent , as it proved , which later Emperors followed and which merely served in the long run to facilitate the task of the invaders.1 For all this it would be unfair to blame Marcus overmuch ...
... barbarians to keep barbarians out , a precedent , as it proved , which later Emperors followed and which merely served in the long run to facilitate the task of the invaders.1 For all this it would be unfair to blame Marcus overmuch ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
THE CONQUEST OF ITALY | 24 |
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