A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 181
... tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be readily observed ( 183 and 169 ) . This station also served to watch the Istri , who shared the piratical habits of their Illyrian kinsmen ...
... tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be readily observed ( 183 and 169 ) . This station also served to watch the Istri , who shared the piratical habits of their Illyrian kinsmen ...
Pagina 410
... tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less than twenty colonies were ...
... tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less than twenty colonies were ...
Pagina 453
... tion of its western countries such extensions of trade as fall within this period grain into Italy . were mainly due to the enterprise of the Italian bourgeoisie . The new and urgent business of providing Rome with corn was taken up by ...
... tion of its western countries such extensions of trade as fall within this period grain into Italy . were mainly due to the enterprise of the Italian bourgeoisie . The new and urgent business of providing Rome with corn was taken up by ...
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