A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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despotisms which had been so striking a feature in the history of the East . It may
well be that the example of Alexander , whose career he greatly admired ,
appealed to him as a suitable precedent to follow . For , after all , nearly one - half
of ...
despotisms which had been so striking a feature in the history of the East . It may
well be that the example of Alexander , whose career he greatly admired ,
appealed to him as a suitable precedent to follow . For , after all , nearly one - half
of ...
Pagina 373
In 126 he made a tour of inspection through North Africa ; and between 128 and
132 he was again in the East , at one ... But , though no quarter of the Empire was
neglected , it is clear that the Eastern provinces came in for special attention .
In 126 he made a tour of inspection through North Africa ; and between 128 and
132 he was again in the East , at one ... But , though no quarter of the Empire was
neglected , it is clear that the Eastern provinces came in for special attention .
Pagina 443
Hadrian on Danube : Trajan's eastern annexations abandoned : at Rome
conspiracy of Trajan's four generals suppressed by Senate and Attianus . 121-5 .
Hadrian in Western provinces ( wall built in Britain ) and in East , where interview
with ...
Hadrian on Danube : Trajan's eastern annexations abandoned : at Rome
conspiracy of Trajan's four generals suppressed by Senate and Attianus . 121-5 .
Hadrian in Western provinces ( wall built in Britain ) and in East , where interview
with ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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