The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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... campaign , it was by the western route that Trajan chose to deliver his attack . For many details of what followed , it should be said , in passing , the literary evidence is scanty and untrustworthy . Indeed , for the reconstruction of ...
... campaign , it was by the western route that Trajan chose to deliver his attack . For many details of what followed , it should be said , in passing , the literary evidence is scanty and untrustworthy . Indeed , for the reconstruction of ...
Pagina 442
... campaigns , etc .: ( i ) 83-84 . Expedition v . Chatti . ( ii ) 85-89 . War v . Dacians ( see Table XIII ) . ( iii ) 88-9 ... campaign ( 106 ) , Sarmizegethusa taken : Dacia becomes province . 106-113 . ( iii ) Seven years spent in Italy ...
... campaigns , etc .: ( i ) 83-84 . Expedition v . Chatti . ( ii ) 85-89 . War v . Dacians ( see Table XIII ) . ( iii ) 88-9 ... campaign ( 106 ) , Sarmizegethusa taken : Dacia becomes province . 106-113 . ( iii ) Seven years spent in Italy ...
Pagina 447
... campaigns against Frisii and Chauci . Vespasian annexes and fortifies Black Forest district , connecting Rhine and Danube ... campaign : 105 , Decebalus having recovered Sar- mizegethusa and crossed Danube , Trajan ( 106 ) closes on ...
... campaigns against Frisii and Chauci . Vespasian annexes and fortifies Black Forest district , connecting Rhine and Danube ... campaign : 105 , Decebalus having recovered Sar- mizegethusa and crossed Danube , Trajan ( 106 ) closes on ...
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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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