A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 319
A Roman delegation which the Senate prepare for appointed to visit the chief
centres of disaffection and , if possible , to war . appease the allies , had the
opposite effect of precipitating hostilities . In the Picenian city of Asculum a
Roman agent ...
A Roman delegation which the Senate prepare for appointed to visit the chief
centres of disaffection and , if possible , to war . appease the allies , had the
opposite effect of precipitating hostilities . In the Picenian city of Asculum a
Roman agent ...
Pagina 425
On discovering Octavius that he was Caesar's heir - in - chief and had been
adopted as his son , becomes he proceeded to Rome , where he took the name
of C. Iulius Caesar Caesar's heir . His Octavianus , and visited Antony ( as
Caesar's ...
On discovering Octavius that he was Caesar's heir - in - chief and had been
adopted as his son , becomes he proceeded to Rome , where he took the name
of C. Iulius Caesar Caesar's heir . His Octavianus , and visited Antony ( as
Caesar's ...
Pagina 569
Antioch remained the chief terminus of the trans - continental routes through Asia
. Alexandria derived the Alexchief benefit from the new commerce with India .
With a population andria . of 300,000 free inhabitants it was second only to Rome
...
Antioch remained the chief terminus of the trans - continental routes through Asia
. Alexandria derived the Alexchief benefit from the new commerce with India .
With a population andria . of 300,000 free inhabitants it was second only to Rome
...
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