A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 499
... Britain- an enterprise for which public opinion at Rome had conceived a pass- ing fancy . But Augustus fell back upon or , more probably , never departed from Caesar's final decision to leave Britain to its own de- vices , for the ...
... Britain- an enterprise for which public opinion at Rome had conceived a pass- ing fancy . But Augustus fell back upon or , more probably , never departed from Caesar's final decision to leave Britain to its own de- vices , for the ...
Pagina 550
... BRITAIN Augustus ' policy of non - intervention in Britain was followed by Tiberius as a matter of course . In 40 Caligula made a progress across Gaul and took personal command of a force which had been assembled at Gessoriacum ...
... BRITAIN Augustus ' policy of non - intervention in Britain was followed by Tiberius as a matter of course . In 40 Caligula made a progress across Gaul and took personal command of a force which had been assembled at Gessoriacum ...
Pagina 699
... Britain , chs . iv . - v .; L. C. West , Roman Britain , The Objects of Trade . 4 With an area of 240 acres , Corinium was second only to Londinium among the towns of Britain . ( Haverfield , Archaeologia , 1920 , pp . 161 ff . ) 5 On ...
... Britain , chs . iv . - v .; L. C. West , Roman Britain , The Objects of Trade . 4 With an area of 240 acres , Corinium was second only to Londinium among the towns of Britain . ( Haverfield , Archaeologia , 1920 , pp . 161 ff . ) 5 On ...
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