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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In 354 the Samnites offered the Romans a treaty which these accepted. ... Their change of front was induced by a rival offer of alliance from the Capuans, who were being molested by marauders from the Samnite country, and now sought to ...
In 354 the Samnites offered the Romans a treaty which these accepted. ... Their change of front was induced by a rival offer of alliance from the Capuans, who were being molested by marauders from the Samnite country, and now sought to ...
Pagina 144
along the Latin coast , it offered them two successive treaties ( p . 104 ) . In 279 it supplemented these pacts with a military alliance against Pyrrhus , and although neither party actually gave armed support to the other , it is not ...
along the Latin coast , it offered them two successive treaties ( p . 104 ) . In 279 it supplemented these pacts with a military alliance against Pyrrhus , and although neither party actually gave armed support to the other , it is not ...
Pagina 395
Late in December he offered to surrender Transalpine Gaul at once and his other province on the day of his election to a second consulship ( presumably in summer 49 ) . But when Pompey showed signs of entertaining this offer , Marcellus ...
Late in December he offered to surrender Transalpine Gaul at once and his other province on the day of his election to a second consulship ( presumably in summer 49 ) . But when Pompey showed signs of entertaining this offer , Marcellus ...
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