A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1946 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 32
... followed by the Italian tribes of the central Apennines the Marsi , Hernici , Aequi , and Paeligni . It was an uncomfortable moment ; but thanks to the advantage of her strategical position Rome was able to divide the members of this ...
... followed by the Italian tribes of the central Apennines the Marsi , Hernici , Aequi , and Paeligni . It was an uncomfortable moment ; but thanks to the advantage of her strategical position Rome was able to divide the members of this ...
Pagina 96
... followed ; and , other tribes joining in , the insur- rection became general . At the end of four years the praetor Galba defeated the rebels and forced them to surrender ; but he spoilt his friumph by an act of the meanest treachery ...
... followed ; and , other tribes joining in , the insur- rection became general . At the end of four years the praetor Galba defeated the rebels and forced them to surrender ; but he spoilt his friumph by an act of the meanest treachery ...
Pagina 362
... followed up the course of the River Alt or Alutus , then turned left - handed through the Red Tower Pass and so came in on Sarmizegethusa from the east . In IOI , the first year of the campaign , it was by the western route that Trajan ...
... followed up the course of the River Alt or Alutus , then turned left - handed through the Red Tower Pass and so came in on Sarmizegethusa from the east . In IOI , the first year of the campaign , it was by the western route that Trajan ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
THE CONQUEST OF ITALY | 24 |
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