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Pagina 210
Among these hostages —for such in effect they were — the historian Polybius
had the good fortune be received into the circle of the ruling families ( p . 141 ) ;
but seven hundred others eventually died from the effects of their confinement .
Among these hostages —for such in effect they were — the historian Polybius
had the good fortune be received into the circle of the ruling families ( p . 141 ) ;
but seven hundred others eventually died from the effects of their confinement .
Pagina 286
The effect of this measure was to bring the work of the commissioners to a virtual
standstill . Shortly after this intrusion into agrarian politics Scipio was found
mysteriously dead . A court of inquiry was held over him , but no evidence of foul
play ...
The effect of this measure was to bring the work of the commissioners to a virtual
standstill . Shortly after this intrusion into agrarian politics Scipio was found
mysteriously dead . A court of inquiry was held over him , but no evidence of foul
play ...
Pagina 322
Romans By this law , which had the effect of giving full Roman status to the
concede the franchise Etruscans and Umbrians , and to the allies of Latin status ,
the area of the revolt was definitely circumscribed , so that henceforth the
processive ...
Romans By this law , which had the effect of giving full Roman status to the
concede the franchise Etruscans and Umbrians , and to the allies of Latin status ,
the area of the revolt was definitely circumscribed , so that henceforth the
processive ...
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