A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical 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 146
It prepared to throw a new army of more than 50 , 000 men across to Sicily , using
as its base the Greek city of Agrigentum on the south coast , with which it had a
longstanding mercantile connexion . To stifle this Carthaginian counterattack ...
It prepared to throw a new army of more than 50 , 000 men across to Sicily , using
as its base the Greek city of Agrigentum on the south coast , with which it had a
longstanding mercantile connexion . To stifle this Carthaginian counterattack ...
Pagina 149
LATER OPERATIONS IN SICILY At the end of 255 the Romans seemed no
nearer success than before Mylae . But they had by now grasped the importance
of sea - power so firmly that by another effort , surpassing all their previous
exertions ...
LATER OPERATIONS IN SICILY At the end of 255 the Romans seemed no
nearer success than before Mylae . But they had by now grasped the importance
of sea - power so firmly that by another effort , surpassing all their previous
exertions ...
Pagina 150
But a compromise — which would no doubt have left peace Sicily divided
between Carthaginians , Romans and Greeks — was negotiaaverted by Regulus
, who had been sent on parole to Rome to facilitate tions . a settlement , but ...
But a compromise — which would no doubt have left peace Sicily divided
between Carthaginians , Romans and Greeks — was negotiaaverted by Regulus
, who had been sent on parole to Rome to facilitate tions . a settlement , but ...
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