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 101
The king ' s victory , though bought at a high cost , was sufficiently decisive to
enlist on his side the other Greek cities and to win over the Lucanians and
Samnites . In the hope of causing further defections from Rome , Pyrrhus made a
progress ...
The king ' s victory , though bought at a high cost , was sufficiently decisive to
enlist on his side the other Greek cities and to win over the Lucanians and
Samnites . In the hope of causing further defections from Rome , Pyrrhus made a
progress ...
Pagina 169
This counter - offensive was shattered in an action near Dertosa , where the
Romans won an orthodox victory by a quick and clean break through the
Carthaginian centre , which Hasdrubal had left weak in order to entrap his
adversaries , as at ...
This counter - offensive was shattered in an action near Dertosa , where the
Romans won an orthodox victory by a quick and clean break through the
Carthaginian centre , which Hasdrubal had left weak in order to entrap his
adversaries , as at ...
Pagina 334
After an easy victory over a reserve Pontic army , which he caught by surprise on
the banks of the Rhyndacus , he expelled Mithridates from his residence at
Pergamum , and would have taken him prisoner if Sulla ' s lieutenant , Lucullus ,
who ...
After an easy victory over a reserve Pontic army , which he caught by surprise on
the banks of the Rhyndacus , he expelled Mithridates from his residence at
Pergamum , and would have taken him prisoner if Sulla ' s lieutenant , Lucullus ,
who ...
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