A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 142
... western Mediterranean in their secular warfare against rival traders and colonists from the Greek lands . In a series of wars lasting over three centuries the Carthaginians succeeded in ejecting the Greeks from the greater part of the ...
... western Mediterranean in their secular warfare against rival traders and colonists from the Greek lands . In a series of wars lasting over three centuries the Carthaginians succeeded in ejecting the Greeks from the greater part of the ...
Pagina 143
... western Mediterranean , and from the rents ( amounting in some cases to not less than one quarter of the field produce ) imposed upon the Libyans of the Punic hinterland . On these ample resources the Carthaginians built up a military ...
... western Mediterranean , and from the rents ( amounting in some cases to not less than one quarter of the field produce ) imposed upon the Libyans of the Punic hinterland . On these ample resources the Carthaginians built up a military ...
Pagina 189
Max Cary. the new province was called ) on its western and north - western sides was a standing incitement to them to carry on the conquest of Gaul to its natural boundaries on the Rhine and the Atlantic . § 6. ROME , CARTHAGE AND ...
Max Cary. the new province was called ) on its western and north - western sides was a standing incitement to them to carry on the conquest of Gaul to its natural boundaries on the Rhine and the Atlantic . § 6. ROME , CARTHAGE AND ...
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