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Pagina 148
Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had
defended himself against the Carthaginians by invading Africa , and had all but
succeeded in reducing Carthage itself ( 310-306 ) . With this object - lesson
before them ...
Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had
defended himself against the Carthaginians by invading Africa , and had all but
succeeded in reducing Carthage itself ( 310-306 ) . With this object - lesson
before them ...
Pagina 169
The effect of their early naval victories Causes of was nullified by Regulus ' over -
confidence and by the Senate's prethe Roman victory . mature despair in the
invasion of Africa . In the later stages of the war successive Roman admirals
threw ...
The effect of their early naval victories Causes of was nullified by Regulus ' over -
confidence and by the Senate's prethe Roman victory . mature despair in the
invasion of Africa . In the later stages of the war successive Roman admirals
threw ...
Pagina 642
In Africa and more especially in Asia Minor , the popular assemblies remained
active in the second century . In Gaul they died out or became dormant . 13
Innumerable honorific inscriptions in acknowledgment of generosities are
preserved .
In Africa and more especially in Asia Minor , the popular assemblies remained
active in the second century . In Gaul they died out or became dormant . 13
Innumerable honorific inscriptions in acknowledgment of generosities are
preserved .
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