A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 158
... successors . In the districts under Punic rule they levied troops by conscription ; from the Castilian plateau they raised additional recruits of Celtiberian race the flower of the peninsula's fighting stocks - by voluntary enlistment ...
... successors . In the districts under Punic rule they levied troops by conscription ; from the Castilian plateau they raised additional recruits of Celtiberian race the flower of the peninsula's fighting stocks - by voluntary enlistment ...
Pagina 185
... successor , Servilius Caepio , persuaded the Senate to disavow it , in order to recommence hostilities with the Lusitanians ... successors had nothing left to do but to reduce a few out- standing cities ( 143-142 ) . Of these , however ...
... successor , Servilius Caepio , persuaded the Senate to disavow it , in order to recommence hostilities with the Lusitanians ... successors had nothing left to do but to reduce a few out- standing cities ( 143-142 ) . Of these , however ...
Pagina 513
... successors a solvent treasury and a financial system sheets . which was not indeed equal to any heavy strain , but ... successor to The pro- his own position . Though in strict law he was not entitled to assume blem of a that the ...
... successors a solvent treasury and a financial system sheets . which was not indeed equal to any heavy strain , but ... successor to The pro- his own position . Though in strict law he was not entitled to assume blem of a that the ...
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