A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 169
... hands of Roman praefecti . The reconquest of Capua , and the reduction of many lesser places in Samnium and Apulia , were followed in 209 by the recovery of Tarentum , which succumbed for a second time to treason and paid for its ...
... hands of Roman praefecti . The reconquest of Capua , and the reduction of many lesser places in Samnium and Apulia , were followed in 209 by the recovery of Tarentum , which succumbed for a second time to treason and paid for its ...
Pagina 261
... hands of Greeks and Phoenicians . The traffic of Carthage passed over to Utica and Gades , that of Corinth and Rhodes to Delos and Alexandria . Italian mer- chants established themselves in considerable numbers at Delos ; some bold ...
... hands of Greeks and Phoenicians . The traffic of Carthage passed over to Utica and Gades , that of Corinth and Rhodes to Delos and Alexandria . Italian mer- chants established themselves in considerable numbers at Delos ; some bold ...
Pagina 348
... hands of Pompey , who made short work of him , and thus brought the long war to an abrupt end . Sertorius . In his duel with Sertorius Pompey did not increase his military reputation , indeed he achieved less than Metellus , though the ...
... hands of Pompey , who made short work of him , and thus brought the long war to an abrupt end . Sertorius . In his duel with Sertorius Pompey did not increase his military reputation , indeed he achieved less than Metellus , though the ...
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