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 207
Licinius never attempted an attack in force upon Perseus , and his successor , Hostilius Mancinus , failed in an endeavour to enter the ... Fortunately for the king , Marcius ' army was too exhausted to attempt a further advance .
Licinius never attempted an attack in force upon Perseus , and his successor , Hostilius Mancinus , failed in an endeavour to enter the ... Fortunately for the king , Marcius ' army was too exhausted to attempt a further advance .
Pagina 209
But no systematic attempt was made as yet by the Romans to penetrate the Balkan hinterland , or to attach it to themselves by diplomatic ties . Occasional Roman interventions were also required in the new Roman Illyrian protectorates ...
But no systematic attempt was made as yet by the Romans to penetrate the Balkan hinterland , or to attach it to themselves by diplomatic ties . Occasional Roman interventions were also required in the new Roman Illyrian protectorates ...
Pagina 210
After a vain attempt to institute a similar Deporta- Bloody Assize in Achaea , they deported one thousand of its leading tions from citizens to Italy , on the pretence of reserving them for trial in a calmer Achaea . atmosphere .
After a vain attempt to institute a similar Deporta- Bloody Assize in Achaea , they deported one thousand of its leading tions from citizens to Italy , on the pretence of reserving them for trial in a calmer Achaea . atmosphere .
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