A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 204
... took sides openly with Rome . To the Romans , who had urgent military tasks on hand in the western Mediterranean , the prospect of a renewal of war in the east was unwelcome . The Senate therefore took no further step in the first ...
... took sides openly with Rome . To the Romans , who had urgent military tasks on hand in the western Mediterranean , the prospect of a renewal of war in the east was unwelcome . The Senate therefore took no further step in the first ...
Pagina 483
... took no effective steps to ease the congestion in the centre of the town ; but he checked it by a regulation imposing a limit of sixty feet to the height of tenements . In continuation of Caesar's work , he laid out a second new Forum ...
... took no effective steps to ease the congestion in the centre of the town ; but he checked it by a regulation imposing a limit of sixty feet to the height of tenements . In continuation of Caesar's work , he laid out a second new Forum ...
Pagina 550
... took personal command of a force which had been assembled at Gessoriacum ( Boulogne ) , with the apparent intention of conducting it across the Channel . But he abandoned the projected invasion of Britain as abruptly as Napoleon in ...
... took personal command of a force which had been assembled at Gessoriacum ( Boulogne ) , with the apparent intention of conducting it across the Channel . But he abandoned the projected invasion of Britain as abruptly as Napoleon in ...
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