A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Methuen, 1935 - 456 pagine |
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... ROME'S CONQUEST OF ITALY ROME AND THE FORUM • PAGE xiv 3 6 • 25 39 WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN ; THE PERIOD OF THE PUNIC WARS • • 44-45 SPANISH , GALLIC AND PUNIC WARS OF SECOND CENTURY B.C. 76-77 EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN , THE EMPIRES OF ...
... ROME'S CONQUEST OF ITALY ROME AND THE FORUM • PAGE xiv 3 6 • 25 39 WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN ; THE PERIOD OF THE PUNIC WARS • • 44-45 SPANISH , GALLIC AND PUNIC WARS OF SECOND CENTURY B.C. 76-77 EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN , THE EMPIRES OF ...
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... Rome and Carthage soon after the Tarquin's fall , Ardea , Antium , Laurentum , Tarracina , and other Latin cities were recognized as ' subject to Rome . ' Her domination was unpopular ; and the character of the second Tarquin did ...
... Rome and Carthage soon after the Tarquin's fall , Ardea , Antium , Laurentum , Tarracina , and other Latin cities were recognized as ' subject to Rome . ' Her domination was unpopular ; and the character of the second Tarquin did ...
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... Rome , and the whole peninsula , though not as yet turned into a regular province , was left under the surveillance of the Macedonian governor . A blight settled on the country , and this people , once so vehemently alive with wit and ...
... Rome , and the whole peninsula , though not as yet turned into a regular province , was left under the surveillance of the Macedonian governor . A blight settled on the country , and this people , once so vehemently alive with wit and ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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