History of RomeBook Club Associates, 1978 - 431 pagine |
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Pagina 47
... less antique Tibur ( Tivoli ) , eighteen miles from the city . Like Praeneste , this town dominated an important road , from its high hill above a Tiber tributary , and it became a powerful member of the Latin League , sur- rounded by ...
... less antique Tibur ( Tivoli ) , eighteen miles from the city . Like Praeneste , this town dominated an important road , from its high hill above a Tiber tributary , and it became a powerful member of the Latin League , sur- rounded by ...
Pagina 141
... less sensible , and subjected them to appalling ill - treatment . As a result , in spite of the danger of death that this involved , many slaves deserted from their masters and went underground . This was one of the reasons why , at ...
... less sensible , and subjected them to appalling ill - treatment . As a result , in spite of the danger of death that this involved , many slaves deserted from their masters and went underground . This was one of the reasons why , at ...
Pagina 333
... less mobile and less respected frontier troops - and it was from their ranks , moreover , that the heavy casualties in the field force had to be replenished as best they could . The result was that in terms of active , effective ...
... less mobile and less respected frontier troops - and it was from their ranks , moreover , that the heavy casualties in the field force had to be replenished as best they could . The result was that in terms of active , effective ...
Sommario
Rome and Etruria | 7 |
The Etruscan Monarchy | 18 |
Regal and Republican Rome | 30 |
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