A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 621
... Dacia ( probably by the valley of the Aluta ) . But Fuscus , adventuring himself into unfamiliar mountain land , involved the Roman forces in a fresh disaster.22 Two or three years later another general , named Tettius Iulianus ...
... Dacia ( probably by the valley of the Aluta ) . But Fuscus , adventuring himself into unfamiliar mountain land , involved the Roman forces in a fresh disaster.22 Two or three years later another general , named Tettius Iulianus ...
Pagina 642
... Dacia see Carcopino , Points de vue sur l'impérialisme romain , pp . 73 ff . , where it is shown that most of the costly building enterprises of this emperor were subsequent to the final conquest of Dacia . 22 On the decemprimi see ...
... Dacia see Carcopino , Points de vue sur l'impérialisme romain , pp . 73 ff . , where it is shown that most of the costly building enterprises of this emperor were subsequent to the final conquest of Dacia . 22 On the decemprimi see ...
Pagina 798
... Dacia , 412 ( projected campaign by Caesar ) ; 548 ( settlements in Moesia ) ; 621 ( preventive attack by Domitian ) ; 650-54 ( conquest by Trajan ) ; 638 , 642 , 668 ( gold mines ) ; 642 , 654 ( colonies ) ; 672 ( trade connexions ) ...
... Dacia , 412 ( projected campaign by Caesar ) ; 548 ( settlements in Moesia ) ; 621 ( preventive attack by Domitian ) ; 650-54 ( conquest by Trajan ) ; 638 , 642 , 668 ( gold mines ) ; 642 , 654 ( colonies ) ; 672 ( trade connexions ) ...
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