A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 195
... eastern basin . Their principal antagonists in the eastern Mediterranean were the Greeks . Between 800 and 500 B.C. the Greek people had occupied by sporadic colonisation the greater part of the Aegean seaboard and of the Black Sea ...
... eastern basin . Their principal antagonists in the eastern Mediterranean were the Greeks . Between 800 and 500 B.C. the Greek people had occupied by sporadic colonisation the greater part of the Aegean seaboard and of the Black Sea ...
Pagina 227
... eastern Mediterranean to lend a hand in the suppression of piracy ( p . 299 ) . More frequently the allied kings made offers of help unbidden : Massinissa and Micipsa repeatedly sent troops and elephants to assist the Romans in Spain ...
... eastern Mediterranean to lend a hand in the suppression of piracy ( p . 299 ) . More frequently the allied kings made offers of help unbidden : Massinissa and Micipsa repeatedly sent troops and elephants to assist the Romans in Spain ...
Pagina 602
... eastern provinces , where forces hardly inferior to the Rhine armies had been accumulated since the outbreak of the Jewish war . Of the three chief officers in the east , the prefect of Egypt , Tiberius Alexander ( p . 559 ) , was the ...
... eastern provinces , where forces hardly inferior to the Rhine armies had been accumulated since the outbreak of the Jewish war . Of the three chief officers in the east , the prefect of Egypt , Tiberius Alexander ( p . 559 ) , was the ...
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