A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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About 430 the Romans adapted this federal institution to their own ends by providing that in seasons of special military emergency , if the crisis called for complete unity of command , either consul ( or any equivalent officer ) might ...
About 430 the Romans adapted this federal institution to their own ends by providing that in seasons of special military emergency , if the crisis called for complete unity of command , either consul ( or any equivalent officer ) might ...
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With the help of a forced loan upon its own members , and of a special call for materials upon the arsenals of the Etruscan cities , the Senate contrived to fit out 200 new galleys to complete the investment of Drepana and Lilybaeum .
With the help of a forced loan upon its own members , and of a special call for materials upon the arsenals of the Etruscan cities , the Senate contrived to fit out 200 new galleys to complete the investment of Drepana and Lilybaeum .
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100 B.C. ) analysed the mechanism of the Latin tongue , and Varro composed a complete treatise ( which survives in parts ) on the Latin grammar and vocabulary . While they made due allowance for the inevitable anomalies of any living ...
100 B.C. ) analysed the mechanism of the Latin tongue , and Varro composed a complete treatise ( which survives in parts ) on the Latin grammar and vocabulary . While they made due allowance for the inevitable anomalies of any living ...
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