History of RomeBook Club Associates, 1978 - 431 pagine |
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Michael Grant. I Rome and Etruria ITALY'S CENTRAL POSITION IN the Mediterranean is a call to self- assertion , suggesting many promising opportunities if and when its popula- tion is capable of ... Etruria MAPS AND PLANS I Etruria 12 277.
Michael Grant. I Rome and Etruria ITALY'S CENTRAL POSITION IN the Mediterranean is a call to self- assertion , suggesting many promising opportunities if and when its popula- tion is capable of ... Etruria MAPS AND PLANS I Etruria 12 277.
Pagina 13
... Etruria , both directly from the mainland of Greece and indirectly through their colonies of Magna Graecia in south Italy . For Etruria became one of the chief export markets of the Greeks . And so their painted vases , filled with ...
... Etruria , both directly from the mainland of Greece and indirectly through their colonies of Magna Graecia in south Italy . For Etruria became one of the chief export markets of the Greeks . And so their painted vases , filled with ...
Pagina 15
... Etruria . And there , running their ships aground on the flat , grey - black beaches , they seized the hill - spurs nearby and fortified them with wooden palisades , and estab- lished upon them , in due course , the powerful city ...
... Etruria . And there , running their ships aground on the flat , grey - black beaches , they seized the hill - spurs nearby and fortified them with wooden palisades , and estab- lished upon them , in due course , the powerful city ...
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Rome and Etruria | 7 |
The Etruscan Monarchy | 18 |
Regal and Republican Rome | 30 |
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