A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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In the same year they established colonies at Placentia and Cremona to control
the passages of the middle Po ; and Flaminius , now promoted to a censorship ,
made arrangements for the construc- Vew tion of Rome's Great North Road ( the
...
In the same year they established colonies at Placentia and Cremona to control
the passages of the middle Po ; and Flaminius , now promoted to a censorship ,
made arrangements for the construc- Vew tion of Rome's Great North Road ( the
...
Pagina 169
In the same year they established colonies at Placentia and Cremona to control
the passages of the middle Po ; and Flaminius , now promoted to a censorship ,
made arrangements for the construc- New tion of Rome's Great North Road ( the
...
In the same year they established colonies at Placentia and Cremona to control
the passages of the middle Po ; and Flaminius , now promoted to a censorship ,
made arrangements for the construc- New tion of Rome's Great North Road ( the
...
Pagina 508
It has been estimated that not less than forty colonies were established in the
provinces between 43 and 30 B.C. , and more than forty during the reign of
Augustus . The emperor's most notable foundations included Vienna and
Nemausus in ...
It has been estimated that not less than forty colonies were established in the
provinces between 43 and 30 B.C. , and more than forty during the reign of
Augustus . The emperor's most notable foundations included Vienna and
Nemausus in ...
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