A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 94
... further consideration . Considering that they could henceforth dispense with their services , they ignored their allies in the settlement of 338 , which had the effect of binding all the peoples of the western plain together against ...
... further consideration . Considering that they could henceforth dispense with their services , they ignored their allies in the settlement of 338 , which had the effect of binding all the peoples of the western plain together against ...
Pagina 158
... further spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long escaped the attention of the Romans . In deference to a protest from the Greek city of Massilia , which had long been on friendly terms and perhaps on ...
... further spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long escaped the attention of the Romans . In deference to a protest from the Greek city of Massilia , which had long been on friendly terms and perhaps on ...
Pagina 169
... further spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long escaped the attention of the Romans . In deference to a protest from the Greek city of Massilia , which had long been on friendly terms and perhaps on ...
... further spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long escaped the attention of the Romans . In deference to a protest from the Greek city of Massilia , which had long been on friendly terms and perhaps on ...
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