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Pagina 182
But in the very year in which the provinces were constituted warfare in Spain was
renewed, and it was not until 133 that Roman rule became firmly established.
The protracted Spanish wars of the second century arose partly from the
exactions ...
But in the very year in which the provinces were constituted warfare in Spain was
renewed, and it was not until 133 that Roman rule became firmly established.
The protracted Spanish wars of the second century arose partly from the
exactions ...
Pagina 236
We are therefore prone to judge Roman provincial rule by the single example of
Asia, which became the favourite field of the Roman fortune-hunters, or by the
unique maladministration of a C. Verres in Sicily. The admission of Verres' ...
We are therefore prone to judge Roman provincial rule by the single example of
Asia, which became the favourite field of the Roman fortune-hunters, or by the
unique maladministration of a C. Verres in Sicily. The admission of Verres' ...
Pagina 542
Max Cary. Another “Jugurthan War ” in Africa. of ineffectual campaigning (17–2O)
the Senate (in whose hands Augustus had, contrary to his general rule, left the
frontier defence of Africa), requested Tiberius to take charge of the operations.
Max Cary. Another “Jugurthan War ” in Africa. of ineffectual campaigning (17–2O)
the Senate (in whose hands Augustus had, contrary to his general rule, left the
frontier defence of Africa), requested Tiberius to take charge of the operations.
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