A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 19
The interior of their cities was laid out on a regular plan ; Etruscan civilisa . two
intersecting main roads formed the central cross , and the principal ? tion . streets
were paved and drained . The wealthier inhabitants dwelt in timber houses of the
...
The interior of their cities was laid out on a regular plan ; Etruscan civilisa . two
intersecting main roads formed the central cross , and the principal ? tion . streets
were paved and drained . The wealthier inhabitants dwelt in timber houses of the
...
Pagina 23
17 Their ascendancy on the western sea was commemorated by the name of “
mare Etruscum ” or “ Tyrrenum ” ( from the Greek name . for the Etruscans ) ,
which it retained throughout antiquity . The Influence wider range of the Etruscan
...
17 Their ascendancy on the western sea was commemorated by the name of “
mare Etruscum ” or “ Tyrrenum ” ( from the Greek name . for the Etruscans ) ,
which it retained throughout antiquity . The Influence wider range of the Etruscan
...
Pagina 38
19 Latins On the other hand , the question whether the Etruscans had any
connexion with the foundation of Rome requires fuller consideration . The date at
which the City of the Four Regions was created was not long after the Etruscan ...
19 Latins On the other hand , the question whether the Etruscans had any
connexion with the foundation of Rome requires fuller consideration . The date at
which the City of the Four Regions was created was not long after the Etruscan ...
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