A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Max Cary. Antony offends Cicero . Octavian and Antony prepare for war . future of the republic , and had again retired from active participation in public life . On September 1st Antony chose to take offence at his abstention from a not ...
Max Cary. Antony offends Cicero . Octavian and Antony prepare for war . future of the republic , and had again retired from active participation in public life . On September 1st Antony chose to take offence at his abstention from a not ...
Pagina 443
... Antony had repeatedly given Octavian's definite estrangement from Antony . way to Octavian on outstanding issues ; after the conference of Tarentum he had not even pressed for the remission of the 20,000 legionaries whom Octavian had ...
... Antony had repeatedly given Octavian's definite estrangement from Antony . way to Octavian on outstanding issues ; after the conference of Tarentum he had not even pressed for the remission of the 20,000 legionaries whom Octavian had ...
Pagina 445
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
... Antony's communications Antony . by land . In this campaign of attrition Antony's effectives were being steadily depleted by disease or desertion . Towards the end of summer he attempted to extricate his remaining forces by a retreat to ...
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