A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 99
... final success . On broad political grounds a Samnite defeat was in the general interest of the Italian peoples . An eventual Samnite victory ( with further Gallic raids to follow ) would have thrown Italy back into chaos ; a peace ...
... final success . On broad political grounds a Samnite defeat was in the general interest of the Italian peoples . An eventual Samnite victory ( with further Gallic raids to follow ) would have thrown Italy back into chaos ; a peace ...
Pagina 406
... Final ness . Like the English Civil War , the conflict between Caesarians and Pompeian Pompeians burnt itself out in a final blaze , which was started by a rally in son of the defeated leader . The younger Cn . Pompeius , profiting by ...
... Final ness . Like the English Civil War , the conflict between Caesarians and Pompeian Pompeians burnt itself out in a final blaze , which was started by a rally in son of the defeated leader . The younger Cn . Pompeius , profiting by ...
Pagina 418
... final issue , however , on which Caesar's reputation depends is whether he was justified in usurping monarchical power . question no final judgment is ever likely to be passed . 28 It is a not uncommon view ( to which Cicero gave free ...
... final issue , however , on which Caesar's reputation depends is whether he was justified in usurping monarchical power . question no final judgment is ever likely to be passed . 28 It is a not uncommon view ( to which Cicero gave free ...
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