A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 142
At the time of their first clash with the Romans the Carthaginians had acquired an
empire comprising the coastlands of North Africa, of southern Spain, of Sardinia
and Corsica, and of western Sicily. Their city was the largest and richest in the ...
At the time of their first clash with the Romans the Carthaginians had acquired an
empire comprising the coastlands of North Africa, of southern Spain, of Sardinia
and Corsica, and of western Sicily. Their city was the largest and richest in the ...
Pagina 142
But it won its place in world history by its political and military aptitudes , in which
Trade it excelled all other Phoenician cities . About 600 it took the lead wars
beamong the Semitic communities of the western Mediterranean in Greeks and
their ...
But it won its place in world history by its political and military aptitudes , in which
Trade it excelled all other Phoenician cities . About 600 it took the lead wars
beamong the Semitic communities of the western Mediterranean in Greeks and
their ...
Pagina 772
The severance of Italy and the western provinces from the eastern Mediterranean
resulted in their bleeding to death. In the fifth century the western empire had to
bear the brunt of renewed German invasions at the same time as it was being ...
The severance of Italy and the western provinces from the eastern Mediterranean
resulted in their bleeding to death. In the fifth century the western empire had to
bear the brunt of renewed German invasions at the same time as it was being ...
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