History of RomeBook Club Associates, 1978 - 431 pagine |
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Pagina 133
... remained greatly to the fore throughout these years . His foreign policies were predictably narrow , and under the guise of sagacious common sense he sponsored many of the aggressively chauvinistic measures of the epoch , notably the ...
... remained greatly to the fore throughout these years . His foreign policies were predictably narrow , and under the guise of sagacious common sense he sponsored many of the aggressively chauvinistic measures of the epoch , notably the ...
Pagina 167
... remained in a condition of formal independence , although it , too , was already largely subservient to Rome . In the small Judaean kingdom , where there had been dynastic disputes , Pompey captured the ancient capital Jerusalem ...
... remained in a condition of formal independence , although it , too , was already largely subservient to Rome . In the small Judaean kingdom , where there had been dynastic disputes , Pompey captured the ancient capital Jerusalem ...
Pagina 193
... remained isolated outposts of Romanism in areas which remained predominantly Greek . But more than three - quarters of the new foundations were in the west , and throughout these regions they acted , during the centuries to come , as ...
... remained isolated outposts of Romanism in areas which remained predominantly Greek . But more than three - quarters of the new foundations were in the west , and throughout these regions they acted , during the centuries to come , as ...
Sommario
Rome and Etruria | 7 |
The Etruscan Monarchy | 18 |
Regal and Republican Rome | 30 |
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