A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 105
... later Roman annalists confused the Samnites ( who in their own dialect called themselves " Safinim " ) and the Sabines . For a refutation of this view see Adcock , Cambr . Anc . Hist . vol . vii . p . 615 . 22 Livy , who locates this ...
... later Roman annalists confused the Samnites ( who in their own dialect called themselves " Safinim " ) and the Sabines . For a refutation of this view see Adcock , Cambr . Anc . Hist . vol . vii . p . 615 . 22 Livy , who locates this ...
Pagina 465
... later annalists is a main reason for the difficulties of reconstructing early Roman history ( p . 46-7 ) . But the more typical historical work of the later republic was the monograph on a limited period or subject . The surviving ...
... later annalists is a main reason for the difficulties of reconstructing early Roman history ( p . 46-7 ) . But the more typical historical work of the later republic was the monograph on a limited period or subject . The surviving ...
Pagina 467
... later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period of Roman history . Lastly , though the patronage of Roman nobles still counted for much among literary men , 20 it became less indispensable , as publishing houses ...
... later republic is more vivid and varied than that of any other period of Roman history . Lastly , though the patronage of Roman nobles still counted for much among literary men , 20 it became less indispensable , as publishing houses ...
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