A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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The Romans had not fully consolidated their supremacy in central Italy before
they were drawn on into a lengthening chain of wars in the southern part of the
peninsula . § 2. THE OSCAN PEOPLES In the fifth and early fourth centuries ,
while ...
The Romans had not fully consolidated their supremacy in central Italy before
they were drawn on into a lengthening chain of wars in the southern part of the
peninsula . § 2. THE OSCAN PEOPLES In the fifth and early fourth centuries ,
while ...
Pagina 321
In the northern zone Rutilius Lupus was confronted by the Marsian chief
Pompaedius Silo ; in the southern sector L. ... After two field battles , in which the
besiegers beat off successive endeavours by L. southern Caesar to disengage
the ...
In the northern zone Rutilius Lupus was confronted by the Marsian chief
Pompaedius Silo ; in the southern sector L. ... After two field battles , in which the
besiegers beat off successive endeavours by L. southern Caesar to disengage
the ...
Pagina 347
Henceforward he was strong enough to contain Metellus in southern Spain ,
while his flying columns overran the central and His connorthern plateau as far
as the Pyrenees and occupied most of the quests in eastern coast . In Osca , at
the ...
Henceforward he was strong enough to contain Metellus in southern Spain ,
while his flying columns overran the central and His connorthern plateau as far
as the Pyrenees and occupied most of the quests in eastern coast . In Osca , at
the ...
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