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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After this miniature “ Sedan ” , in which Domitius capitulated with three legions ,
the Italian campaign resolved itself into a race for Brundisium , which was won by
Pompey . Masking Pompey his embarkation with great skill , Pompey drew off ...
After this miniature “ Sedan ” , in which Domitius capitulated with three legions ,
the Italian campaign resolved itself into a race for Brundisium , which was won by
Pompey . Masking Pompey his embarkation with great skill , Pompey drew off ...
Pagina 717
In 234 Alexander made preparations for a campaign against the Alamanni , who
had resumed their incursions while the emperor was preoccupied with the
Persian war . But the growing insubordination His of his troops compelled him to
buy ...
In 234 Alexander made preparations for a campaign against the Alamanni , who
had resumed their incursions while the emperor was preoccupied with the
Persian war . But the growing insubordination His of his troops compelled him to
buy ...
Pagina 810
... 358 - 62 ( campaign of Carrhae ) ; 401 ; 412 , 415 ( Caesar ' s projected
campaign ) ; 440 - 42 ( Antony ' s campaign ) ; 497 - 8 ( relations to Augustus ) ;
545 - 7 ( to the JulioClaudian emperors ) ; 622 ( to Vespasian ) ; 645 - 8 (
campaigns of ...
... 358 - 62 ( campaign of Carrhae ) ; 401 ; 412 , 415 ( Caesar ' s projected
campaign ) ; 440 - 42 ( Antony ' s campaign ) ; 497 - 8 ( relations to Augustus ) ;
545 - 7 ( to the JulioClaudian emperors ) ; 622 ( to Vespasian ) ; 645 - 8 (
campaigns of ...
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