A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 94
In 334 they secured Capua against further Samnite raids by posting a colony at
Cales on the border of the Campanian lowland ; in 328 they expelled the
Volscians from the valley of the Liris and improved their communications with
Campania ...
In 334 they secured Capua against further Samnite raids by posting a colony at
Cales on the border of the Campanian lowland ; in 328 they expelled the
Volscians from the valley of the Liris and improved their communications with
Campania ...
Pagina 158
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome could be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome could be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
Pagina 169
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome could be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
But after the seizure of Sardinia and Corsica , he convinced himself that a
preventive attack upon Rome could be the only safeguard against further
spoliation . The fashioning of Hamilcar's weapon of offence against them long
escaped the ...
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