A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1954 - 820 pagine Classical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 599
... Rhine armies . claim Vitellius . When the legions on the upper Rhine took the initiative in re- The Rhine nouncing allegiance to Galba on New Year's Day , they had no candi- armies pro date of their own to set in his place , and their ...
... Rhine armies . claim Vitellius . When the legions on the upper Rhine took the initiative in re- The Rhine nouncing allegiance to Galba on New Year's Day , they had no candi- armies pro date of their own to set in his place , and their ...
Pagina 616
... Rhine border.13 Still less could the rebel Gallic leaders extend their control over Civilis and his German allies , whose eventual object was complete independence and , we may suspect , liberty to resume the plundering of Gaul . Their ...
... Rhine border.13 Still less could the rebel Gallic leaders extend their control over Civilis and his German allies , whose eventual object was complete independence and , we may suspect , liberty to resume the plundering of Gaul . Their ...
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... Rhine secures the lines of and upper Danube . After some minor campaigns on the lower Rhine and Danube and in Asia Minor ( 278–279 ) he returned to Gaul , where an Danube . officer named Bonosus had atoned to himself for the loss of the ...
... Rhine secures the lines of and upper Danube . After some minor campaigns on the lower Rhine and Danube and in Asia Minor ( 278–279 ) he returned to Gaul , where an Danube . officer named Bonosus had atoned to himself for the loss of the ...
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