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 195
Their principal antagonists in the eastern Mediterranean were the Greeks .
Between 800 and 500 B . C . the Greek people had occupied by sporadic
colonisation the greater part of the Aegean seaboard and of the Black Sea coast .
The Greek ...
Their principal antagonists in the eastern Mediterranean were the Greeks .
Between 800 and 500 B . C . the Greek people had occupied by sporadic
colonisation the greater part of the Aegean seaboard and of the Black Sea coast .
The Greek ...
Pagina 640
In 129 – 34 he made a similar progress through the eastern provinces as far as
Egypt . Of the twenty - one years of his reign Hadrian spent more than half
outside of Italy . Though his travels incidentally served to gratify his curiosity as a
...
In 129 – 34 he made a similar progress through the eastern provinces as far as
Egypt . Of the twenty - one years of his reign Hadrian spent more than half
outside of Italy . Though his travels incidentally served to gratify his curiosity as a
...
Pagina 771
In 364 the brothers Valentinian and Valens Final par . made an amicable partition
of the Roman dominions , by which the tition of former took Italy and the western
districts , while Valens received the the empire . eastern provinces ; and a ...
In 364 the brothers Valentinian and Valens Final par . made an amicable partition
of the Roman dominions , by which the tition of former took Italy and the western
districts , while Valens received the the empire . eastern provinces ; and a ...
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