A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 381
... invasion . While the lesser aristocracies met in council and made good laws in defence of public order , the more powerful nobles engaged in " Wars of the Roses " with private armies of retainers . Rivalries between the various Inter ...
... invasion . While the lesser aristocracies met in council and made good laws in defence of public order , the more powerful nobles engaged in " Wars of the Roses " with private armies of retainers . Rivalries between the various Inter ...
Pagina 385
... invasion of Germany . The trestle bridge which his Caesar's soldiers threw across the Rhine ( in the narrow and swift reach of the reconnais➜ river near the Loreley rock ) in ten days seemed to presage a per- across the , manent ...
... invasion of Germany . The trestle bridge which his Caesar's soldiers threw across the Rhine ( in the narrow and swift reach of the reconnais➜ river near the Loreley rock ) in ten days seemed to presage a per- across the , manent ...
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Max Cary. Caligula's projected invasion of Britain . Reasons for Claudius ' invasion . Conquest of southern and eastern Britain . Communications between Italy and the northern frontier were considerably improved by Claudius , who opened ...
Max Cary. Caligula's projected invasion of Britain . Reasons for Claudius ' invasion . Conquest of southern and eastern Britain . Communications between Italy and the northern frontier were considerably improved by Claudius , who opened ...
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