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Pagina 198
But in this war he forfeited the remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his admirals on ... the allies foiled a determined attack by Philip , but the Pergamene king suffered heavy casualites .
But in this war he forfeited the remnant of his popularity with the Greeks through the indiscriminate attacks of his admirals on ... the allies foiled a determined attack by Philip , but the Pergamene king suffered heavy casualites .
Pagina 199
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive attack upon the king . ... had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance the commons , taking a shorter view than the Senate , voted solidly ...
Therefore it resolved to forestall his next offensive by joining in a preventive attack upon the king . ... had attacked the allies of Rome.5 In the first instance the commons , taking a shorter view than the Senate , voted solidly ...
Pagina 445
Antony's ships by a surprise attack at Actium , but from his bases at Agrippa's Leucas and Corcyra he succeeded in intercepting the enemy reinforce- naval guerrilla ments and supply columns . At the same time Octavian's army against ...
Antony's ships by a surprise attack at Actium , but from his bases at Agrippa's Leucas and Corcyra he succeeded in intercepting the enemy reinforce- naval guerrilla ments and supply columns . At the same time Octavian's army against ...
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