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 the same year Fabius received the surrender of the Umbrian rebels and forced the Senones to come to terms by over- running their territory . In 294 the Etruscan cities made their peace of Sentinum . Roman in- vasions of Dennium ...
In the same year Fabius received the surrender of the Umbrian rebels and forced the Senones to come to terms by over- running their territory . In 294 the Etruscan cities made their peace of Sentinum . Roman in- vasions of Dennium ...
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... his ultimate am- bition was to form an empire comprising the modern territories of Algeria , Tunisia and Tripoli . ... and quisitions . closely enveloped the territory of Carthage , now reduced to a mere 5000 square miles .
... his ultimate am- bition was to form an empire comprising the modern territories of Algeria , Tunisia and Tripoli . ... and quisitions . closely enveloped the territory of Carthage , now reduced to a mere 5000 square miles .
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Caesar repels the Helvetii from Aeduan territory . Appeal of the Gauls to Caesar against Ariovistus . on the left bank of the Rhine , the Helvetii , a Celtic tribe which had recently been pressed back from southern Germany into ...
Caesar repels the Helvetii from Aeduan territory . Appeal of the Gauls to Caesar against Ariovistus . on the left bank of the Rhine , the Helvetii , a Celtic tribe which had recently been pressed back from southern Germany into ...
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