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 169
Bad news from Italy stayed their hand for the next two years , and in 215 they had
to sustain an attack from Hannibal ' s brother Hasdrubal , who had returned to
Spain with drafts from Africa . This counter - offensive was shattered in an action ...
Bad news from Italy stayed their hand for the next two years , and in 215 they had
to sustain an attack from Hannibal ' s brother Hasdrubal , who had returned to
Spain with drafts from Africa . This counter - offensive was shattered in an action ...
Pagina 170
23 In 209 Scipio resumed his father ' s offensive in Reputed head of southern
Spain with a surprise move , whose wellScipio Africanus Struck by a descend .
calculated audacity matched that of Hannibal ' s march to Italy . On the report that
the ...
23 In 209 Scipio resumed his father ' s offensive in Reputed head of southern
Spain with a surprise move , whose wellScipio Africanus Struck by a descend .
calculated audacity matched that of Hannibal ' s march to Italy . On the report that
the ...
Pagina 182
Ulterior , and providing for the annual election of two additional praetors to
govern them . At this time Hither Spain comprised little more than the eastern
seaboard of the peninsula as far as ( and inclusive of ) New Carthage ; Further
Spain was ...
Ulterior , and providing for the annual election of two additional praetors to
govern them . At this time Hither Spain comprised little more than the eastern
seaboard of the peninsula as far as ( and inclusive of ) New Carthage ; Further
Spain was ...
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