The History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1941 - 456 pagine |
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Pagina 122
... revolt , Scipio Aemilianus was more of a student and a dreamer than a ruthless man of action ; and , had he been spared , his broad - minded idealism might well have tided Rome through this period of bitter discord . His policy was ...
... revolt , Scipio Aemilianus was more of a student and a dreamer than a ruthless man of action ; and , had he been spared , his broad - minded idealism might well have tided Rome through this period of bitter discord . His policy was ...
Pagina 431
... Revolt of Andriscus quelled by Metellus ( 148 ) Macedon becomes a province ( 146 ) . ( iv ) Corinth sacked by ... Revolt of Lusitanians . 150. Treachery of Galba pro- longs revolt . 148. Rising of Viriathus . 140. Treaty repudiated by ...
... Revolt of Andriscus quelled by Metellus ( 148 ) Macedon becomes a province ( 146 ) . ( iv ) Corinth sacked by ... Revolt of Lusitanians . 150. Treachery of Galba pro- longs revolt . 148. Rising of Viriathus . 140. Treaty repudiated by ...
Pagina 442
... revolt , etc. lead to assassination by Stephanus . V. NERVA ( 96-98 ) chosen by Senate . TRAJAN ( 98-117 ) adopted ... revolt of N. Meso- potamia crushed by Quietus : revolts of Jews in Cyprus and Egypt : Lower Mesopotamia placed under ...
... revolt , etc. lead to assassination by Stephanus . V. NERVA ( 96-98 ) chosen by Senate . TRAJAN ( 98-117 ) adopted ... revolt of N. Meso- potamia crushed by Quietus : revolts of Jews in Cyprus and Egypt : Lower Mesopotamia placed under ...
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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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