A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 84
... tribes to Servius Tullius is plainly untenable , for this number of tribes was not attained until the fourth century . On the other hand , it is likely that the sixteen earliest tribus rusticae were created by one act , for their system ...
... tribes to Servius Tullius is plainly untenable , for this number of tribes was not attained until the fourth century . On the other hand , it is likely that the sixteen earliest tribus rusticae were created by one act , for their system ...
Pagina 384
... tribes . provoked attack upon the peaceful Atlantic populations proved beyond all doubt that Caesar was now aiming at nothing less than the complete annexation of Gaul . It also revealed his plan of campaign : he was ringing off the ...
... tribes . provoked attack upon the peaceful Atlantic populations proved beyond all doubt that Caesar was now aiming at nothing less than the complete annexation of Gaul . It also revealed his plan of campaign : he was ringing off the ...
Pagina 655
... tribes wholly prevent , the German tribes were gradually passing out of the become state of semi - nomadism into that of intensive agriculture and per- settled . manent settlements . Though the free men might leave the actual ...
... tribes wholly prevent , the German tribes were gradually passing out of the become state of semi - nomadism into that of intensive agriculture and per- settled . manent settlements . Though the free men might leave the actual ...
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