A History of Rome, from Its Origins to 529 A.D.Doubleday, 1956 - 305 pagine |
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... Gaius Flaminius carried a measure for distributing this land . The Gauls thought new settlements would endanger their own interests , and in 225 , probably with fresh arrivals from across the Alps , made war on Rome . They were ...
... Gaius Flaminius carried a measure for distributing this land . The Gauls thought new settlements would endanger their own interests , and in 225 , probably with fresh arrivals from across the Alps , made war on Rome . They were ...
Pagina 51
... Gaius , and his father - in - law Appius Claudius , supervised its operation , using Attalus ' legacy to equip the new farmers . To secure the continued effectiveness of his law Tiberius stood for re - election , but on election day a ...
... Gaius , and his father - in - law Appius Claudius , supervised its operation , using Attalus ' legacy to equip the new farmers . To secure the continued effectiveness of his law Tiberius stood for re - election , but on election day a ...
Pagina 57
... Gaius Marius ? " The Gaul turned and dashed through the doors like a man possessed , crying , " I cannot kill Gaius Marius . " Marius made his way to Africa , and upon Sulla's depar- ture for the east the popular leaders recalled Marius ...
... Gaius Marius ? " The Gaul turned and dashed through the doors like a man possessed , crying , " I cannot kill Gaius Marius . " Marius made his way to Africa , and upon Sulla's depar- ture for the east the popular leaders recalled Marius ...
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Mediterranean Conquests | 27 |
A Century of Revolution | 47 |
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