A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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During the Second Punic War the Italians had mostly stood by the republic in its most searching ordeal ; in the second ... and the broadcasting of Roman colonies on the Italian Romans country - side , had set in motion a process of ...
During the Second Punic War the Italians had mostly stood by the republic in its most searching ordeal ; in the second ... and the broadcasting of Roman colonies on the Italian Romans country - side , had set in motion a process of ...
Pagina 286
Moreover , as a former military chief who owed his victories no less to his Latin and Italian auxiliaries than to the Roman legionaries , he professed a special obligation to defend their interests , and it was on their behalf that he ...
Moreover , as a former military chief who owed his victories no less to his Latin and Italian auxiliaries than to the Roman legionaries , he professed a special obligation to defend their interests , and it was on their behalf that he ...
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The importation of skilled Greek craftsmen ( partly as prisoners of war ) brought new prosperity to two ancient Italian industries , ceramics and bronze - founding . About 100 B.C. Capua extended its manufacture of bronze ware ( notably ...
The importation of skilled Greek craftsmen ( partly as prisoners of war ) brought new prosperity to two ancient Italian industries , ceramics and bronze - founding . About 100 B.C. Capua extended its manufacture of bronze ware ( notably ...
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