The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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... Cassius fled into the country . Antony now had the game well in his hands . The con- spirators were discredited . The Senate was cowed . The pro- vinces were held by Caesar's nominees ; and none of these , with the exception of Decimus ...
... Cassius fled into the country . Antony now had the game well in his hands . The con- spirators were discredited . The Senate was cowed . The pro- vinces were held by Caesar's nominees ; and none of these , with the exception of Decimus ...
Pagina 225
... Cassius had been doing in the East must now be briefly considered . After leaving Italy in the Autumn of 44 Brutus had proceeded to northern Greece . The Illyrian troops were made over to him by the sympathetic governor , and in 43 the ...
... Cassius had been doing in the East must now be briefly considered . After leaving Italy in the Autumn of 44 Brutus had proceeded to northern Greece . The Illyrian troops were made over to him by the sympathetic governor , and in 43 the ...
Pagina 452
... Cassius Chaerea , 285 Cassius Florus , 305 Cassius , G. , 202 Cassius Longinus , C. , 220 sqq . Cassivellaunus , 193 Castra Vetera , 270 sqq . , 315 Catilina , L. S. , 175 sqq . Cato the Elder , 79 , 85 sqq . Cato'the Younger , 211 sqq ...
... Cassius Chaerea , 285 Cassius Florus , 305 Cassius , G. , 202 Cassius Longinus , C. , 220 sqq . Cassivellaunus , 193 Castra Vetera , 270 sqq . , 315 Catilina , L. S. , 175 sqq . Cato the Elder , 79 , 85 sqq . Cato'the Younger , 211 sqq ...
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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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