A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 549
... Rhine . In 14 he made a preliminary foray into the basin of the Lippe , where he systematically devastated the land and butchered its inhabitants . In 15 and 16 he utilised the Rhine fleet to transport a division of his army through ...
... Rhine . In 14 he made a preliminary foray into the basin of the Lippe , where he systematically devastated the land and butchered its inhabitants . In 15 and 16 he utilised the Rhine fleet to transport a division of his army through ...
Pagina 599
... Rhine took the initiative in re- The Rhine nouncing allegiance to Galba on New Year's Day , they had no candi- armies pro- date of their own to set in his place , and their first thought was to invite the Senate or the praetorians to ...
... Rhine took the initiative in re- The Rhine nouncing allegiance to Galba on New Year's Day , they had no candi- armies pro- date of their own to set in his place , and their first thought was to invite the Senate or the praetorians to ...
Pagina 615
... Rhine . Acting in concert with Antonius Primus , he declared for Vespasian , and in his name attacked the attenuated Vitellian garrisons on the lower Rhine ; but he gave a hint of his ulterior purpose when he invited the independent ...
... Rhine . Acting in concert with Antonius Primus , he declared for Vespasian , and in his name attacked the attenuated Vitellian garrisons on the lower Rhine ; but he gave a hint of his ulterior purpose when he invited the independent ...
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