A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 125
... less frequented road , which followed the valleys of the Trerus and the Liris ) provided two alternative lines of communication with Capua , and became the first strands in a network which eventually covered the whole of Italy . Though less ...
... less frequented road , which followed the valleys of the Trerus and the Liris ) provided two alternative lines of communication with Capua , and became the first strands in a network which eventually covered the whole of Italy . Though less ...
Pagina 143
... less than one quarter of the field produce ) imposed upon the Libyans of the Punic hinterland . On these ample resources the Carthaginians built up a military establishment which proved a match for all comers until they met the Romans ...
... less than one quarter of the field produce ) imposed upon the Libyans of the Punic hinterland . On these ample resources the Carthaginians built up a military establishment which proved a match for all comers until they met the Romans ...
Pagina 561
... less than in the political history of the Medi- changes in Italian terranean lands . But in agriculture the transformations of this period agriculwere less far - reaching than in trade and industry . In Italy the whole- ture . sale ...
... less than in the political history of the Medi- changes in Italian terranean lands . But in agriculture the transformations of this period agriculwere less far - reaching than in trade and industry . In Italy the whole- ture . sale ...
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