The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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Cyril Edward Robinson. annexed a considerable strip of territory immediately north of the Tiber . But despite these ... annexation of the Pomptine Marshlands at the south end of the plain , directly abutting on the Volscian hills . Thus ...
Cyril Edward Robinson. annexed a considerable strip of territory immediately north of the Tiber . But despite these ... annexation of the Pomptine Marshlands at the south end of the plain , directly abutting on the Volscian hills . Thus ...
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Cyril Edward Robinson. Territory Annexed ( or Bequeathed ) to Rome Numbers signify date of annexation Territory under Roman Protectorate in 44 B.C Lissus Dyrrachium 146 Philipp Via Egnatic Thessalonic R.Apsus Apollonia Corcyr Pharsalus ...
Cyril Edward Robinson. Territory Annexed ( or Bequeathed ) to Rome Numbers signify date of annexation Territory under Roman Protectorate in 44 B.C Lissus Dyrrachium 146 Philipp Via Egnatic Thessalonic R.Apsus Apollonia Corcyr Pharsalus ...
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... annexed by the Illyrian governor , Publius Silius . Both Raetia and Noricum bordered on the upper reaches of the Danube ; and when three years later Tiberius was transferred to the Illyrian command he pushed the frontier forward to the ...
... annexed by the Illyrian governor , Publius Silius . Both Raetia and Noricum bordered on the upper reaches of the Danube ; and when three years later Tiberius was transferred to the Illyrian command he pushed the frontier forward to the ...
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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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