The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 428
... defeated at Mt. Algidus . 396. Capture of Veii by Camil- lus . 390. Rome sacked by Gauls . 376 . 367 . 360-50 ... defeated at Veseris : end of League . C. Second Samnite War ( 327-04 ) : Rome intervenes at Naples : defeated at Caudine ...
... defeated at Mt. Algidus . 396. Capture of Veii by Camil- lus . 390. Rome sacked by Gauls . 376 . 367 . 360-50 ... defeated at Veseris : end of League . C. Second Samnite War ( 327-04 ) : Rome intervenes at Naples : defeated at Caudine ...
Pagina 431
... defeated at Cynoscephalae ( 197 ) : Flamininus proclaims freedom of Hellas ( 196 ) . D. War with Antiochus of Syria ( 192–190 ) . Antiochus invades Greece ( 192 ) defeated at Thermopylae ( 191 ) retires to Asia Minor and is defeated at ...
... defeated at Cynoscephalae ( 197 ) : Flamininus proclaims freedom of Hellas ( 196 ) . D. War with Antiochus of Syria ( 192–190 ) . Antiochus invades Greece ( 192 ) defeated at Thermopylae ( 191 ) retires to Asia Minor and is defeated at ...
Pagina 449
... defeated : Albinus ( governor ) makes bid for throne : defeated by Septimius Severus ( 196 ) : Septimius ' campaigns into highlands , rebuilds Hadrian's Wall : dies at York ( 211 ) . IX . 287. German sea - raids begin : 287-97 ...
... defeated : Albinus ( governor ) makes bid for throne : defeated by Septimius Severus ( 196 ) : Septimius ' campaigns into highlands , rebuilds Hadrian's Wall : dies at York ( 211 ) . IX . 287. German sea - raids begin : 287-97 ...
Sommario
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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