A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 94
... Campania by establishing another colony at Fregellae . Though not primarily intended as an outpost against the Samnites , Estrange Fregellae in effect barred their descent through the Liris valley into ment of the Campania , and all but ...
... Campania by establishing another colony at Fregellae . Though not primarily intended as an outpost against the Samnites , Estrange Fregellae in effect barred their descent through the Liris valley into ment of the Campania , and all but ...
Pagina 132
... Campania c . 275 B.C. Obv . Mars ( in a Greek helmet ) . Rev. Horse ( in imitation of a Carthaginian ROMANO ( m ) . type ) . against military encroachments rather than to open up an overseas trade ; at Antium the Roman settlers looked ...
... Campania c . 275 B.C. Obv . Mars ( in a Greek helmet ) . Rev. Horse ( in imitation of a Carthaginian ROMANO ( m ) . type ) . against military encroachments rather than to open up an overseas trade ; at Antium the Roman settlers looked ...
Pagina 336
... Campania . Here either consul in turn offered battle , but Norbanus was heavily defeated , and Scipio saw his legions charmed away from him with promises of higher pay . A severe winter brought the campaign of 83 to a premature close ...
... Campania . Here either consul in turn offered battle , but Norbanus was heavily defeated , and Scipio saw his legions charmed away from him with promises of higher pay . A severe winter brought the campaign of 83 to a premature close ...
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