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 215
The Senate now abated from the terms previously laid down by Flamininus , for it offered to the king an option of renouncing his claims on the free Greek cities of Asia or on the Gallipoli peninsula , and it gave a hint that it would be ...
The Senate now abated from the terms previously laid down by Flamininus , for it offered to the king an option of renouncing his claims on the free Greek cities of Asia or on the Gallipoli peninsula , and it gave a hint that it would be ...
Pagina 217
... which he had stumbled against his own wish , Abortive Antiochus offered to the Scipios to concede all the points on which he negotia- had stood in previous negotiations , and to pay one half of the Roman tions be- war expenses .
... which he had stumbled against his own wish , Abortive Antiochus offered to the Scipios to concede all the points on which he negotia- had stood in previous negotiations , and to pay one half of the Roman tions be- war expenses .
Pagina 282
An even more compelling proof of the dangers of slave - cultivation had been offered to him by a recent insurrection in Sicily , where the servile population had risen en masse in 135 against its Greek and Roman landlords .
An even more compelling proof of the dangers of slave - cultivation had been offered to him by a recent insurrection in Sicily , where the servile population had risen en masse in 135 against its Greek and Roman landlords .
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