A History of Rome: From 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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... and he not merely took their part against the extortionate methods of Italian moneylenders , but also improved the political institutions of the great trading city of Cadiz . On the other hand , in undertaking a campaign against the ...
... and he not merely took their part against the extortionate methods of Italian moneylenders , but also improved the political institutions of the great trading city of Cadiz . On the other hand , in undertaking a campaign against the ...
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King Juba of Numidia had furnished them with cavalry ; and thus a formidable , if miscellaneous , army was awaiting Caesar when he chose to cross . Realizing the weariness of his sorely tried veterans , he took with ...
King Juba of Numidia had furnished them with cavalry ; and thus a formidable , if miscellaneous , army was awaiting Caesar when he chose to cross . Realizing the weariness of his sorely tried veterans , he took with ...
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He stuck to his simple soldierly habits , and instead of using Nero's luxurious palaces , he took up his residence in a modest house on the Esquiline . Hard work was meat and drink to him ; and even the members of his secretariat and ...
He stuck to his simple soldierly habits , and instead of using Nero's luxurious palaces , he took up his residence in a modest house on the Esquiline . Hard work was meat and drink to him ; and even the members of his secretariat and ...
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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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