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 198
But in this war he forfeited the remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his ... allies foiled a determined attack by Philip , but the Pergamene king Roman aid . suffered heavy casualites .
But in this war he forfeited the remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his ... allies foiled a determined attack by Philip , but the Pergamene king Roman aid . suffered heavy casualites .
Pagina 199
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive attack upon the king . ... on the plausible though legally invalid ground that he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance the commons ...
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive attack upon the king . ... on the plausible though legally invalid ground that he had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance the commons ...
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The revival of hostilities in this region was renews the due to Trajan , who did not wait to give the treaty between Domitian preventive and King Decebalus a full trial , but made immediate preparations for attacks upon Dece- a new ...
The revival of hostilities in this region was renews the due to Trajan , who did not wait to give the treaty between Domitian preventive and King Decebalus a full trial , but made immediate preparations for attacks upon Dece- a new ...
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