A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The story is told how , before leaving Carthage , he had taken his young son to Moloch's Temple , and , bidding him lay his hand on the altar , had made him swear undying enmity to Rome . The fulfilment of that vow was from first to ...
The story is told how , before leaving Carthage , he had taken his young son to Moloch's Temple , and , bidding him lay his hand on the altar , had made him swear undying enmity to Rome . The fulfilment of that vow was from first to ...
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Where clemency , on the other hand , seemed more repaying , his generosity was notable , and he never followed Sulla's example of massacring political opponents . During the early stages of his career he was undeniably canny , feeling ...
Where clemency , on the other hand , seemed more repaying , his generosity was notable , and he never followed Sulla's example of massacring political opponents . During the early stages of his career he was undeniably canny , feeling ...
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East , on the other hand , long skilled in many handicrafts , supplied manufactured goods . Glass came from Sidon ; rugs and tapestries from Asia Minor ( as they still come to - day ) ; linen from Egypt , and silk from the Far East .
East , on the other hand , long skilled in many handicrafts , supplied manufactured goods . Glass came from Sidon ; rugs and tapestries from Asia Minor ( as they still come to - day ) ; linen from Egypt , and silk from the Far East .
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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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