A History of Rome from 753 B. C. to A. D. 410 |
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In war they were formidable fighters , rushing naked into battle and wielding their
iron claymores with an élan before which even the disciplined soldiery of
southern Europe was apt at first sight to quail . Towards the end of the fifth
century a ...
In war they were formidable fighters , rushing naked into battle and wielding their
iron claymores with an élan before which even the disciplined soldiery of
southern Europe was apt at first sight to quail . Towards the end of the fifth
century a ...
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Even their capacity to meet the Carthaginians in battle was seriously impaired ;
and in 449 what remained of Rome's naval forces were defeated in the harbour
of Drepanal and a large convoy of her transports went down in a storm . The loss
of ...
Even their capacity to meet the Carthaginians in battle was seriously impaired ;
and in 449 what remained of Rome's naval forces were defeated in the harbour
of Drepanal and a large convoy of her transports went down in a storm . The loss
of ...
Pagina 430
Hannibal leaves New Carthage Battles of Ticinus and Trebia Sempronius ' army
returns from ( May ) . ( Dec. ) . Sicily . 217. Naval repulse of Carthaginians at
Battle of Trasimene : Hannibal Ebro . enters Apulia : Fabius , Dictator , avoids
open ...
Hannibal leaves New Carthage Battles of Ticinus and Trebia Sempronius ' army
returns from ( May ) . ( Dec. ) . Sicily . 217. Naval repulse of Carthaginians at
Battle of Trasimene : Hannibal Ebro . enters Apulia : Fabius , Dictator , avoids
open ...
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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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