A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 158
... possessed . In creating this new force Hamilcar was preparing for a second war with Rome . Whether he had nursed the idea of a revanche from the outset -- as the Romans appear to have believed - is uncertain . But after the seizure of ...
... possessed . In creating this new force Hamilcar was preparing for a second war with Rome . Whether he had nursed the idea of a revanche from the outset -- as the Romans appear to have believed - is uncertain . But after the seizure of ...
Pagina 240
... possessed . Change in But the reforms in the constitution of the Comitia were of slight the " per- importance compared with the changes in the personnel of the voters sonnel " of who attended them . With the expansion of Roman territory ...
... possessed . Change in But the reforms in the constitution of the Comitia were of slight the " per- importance compared with the changes in the personnel of the voters sonnel " of who attended them . With the expansion of Roman territory ...
Pagina 515
... possessed little of that personal charm with which some of the world's successful rulers have made up for their natural deficiencies . If we seek to explain how such an unimpressive person could leave His good such a deep mark on ...
... possessed little of that personal charm with which some of the world's successful rulers have made up for their natural deficiencies . If we seek to explain how such an unimpressive person could leave His good such a deep mark on ...
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