The History of Rome, Libro 21D. McKay, 1896 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 7
... victory , that they who conquered were more exposed to danger . 3 The hatred with which they fought 3 also was almost greater than their resources ; the Romans being indignant that the conquered aggressively took up arms against their ...
... victory , that they who conquered were more exposed to danger . 3 The hatred with which they fought 3 also was almost greater than their resources ; the Romans being indignant that the conquered aggressively took up arms against their ...
Pagina 47
... victory , a confession of superiority , shown by his retreat and refusal to fight ? Now , because that army , levied for the province of Spain , maintains the war under my auspices , ' and the command of my brother Cneius Scipio , in ...
... victory , a confession of superiority , shown by his retreat and refusal to fight ? Now , because that army , levied for the province of Spain , maintains the war under my auspices , ' and the command of my brother Cneius Scipio , in ...
Pagina 57
... victory of his cavalry as anxious on ac- count of the scarcity which every day assailed him more severely , marching as he did through the territory of the enemy , and supplies being nowhere provided , he sends to the village of ...
... victory of his cavalry as anxious on ac- count of the scarcity which every day assailed him more severely , marching as he did through the territory of the enemy , and supplies being nowhere provided , he sends to the village of ...
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