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 325
Having carried its distrust of Marius to perilous lengths in the Italian War , the
Senate naturally passed him over as a candidate for the command against
Mithridates . His successful rival was a scion of an impoverished patrician family
which ...
Having carried its distrust of Marius to perilous lengths in the Italian War , the
Senate naturally passed him over as a candidate for the command against
Mithridates . His successful rival was a scion of an impoverished patrician family
which ...
Pagina 326
Lastly , he attempted to disarm his former war colleague , Pompeius Strabo , by
transferring the command which he still held in the central Apennines to
Pompeius Rufus . As soon as he had completed these precautionary
arrangements Sulla ...
Lastly , he attempted to disarm his former war colleague , Pompeius Strabo , by
transferring the command which he still held in the central Apennines to
Pompeius Rufus . As soon as he had completed these precautionary
arrangements Sulla ...
Pagina 379
GAUL AND ITS PEOPLE 1 IN making first choice of Cisalpine Gaul for a
provincial command Caesar was partly guided by political necessities . No other
province could offer him equal facilities for keeping an eye on the march of
events in the ...
GAUL AND ITS PEOPLE 1 IN making first choice of Cisalpine Gaul for a
provincial command Caesar was partly guided by political necessities . No other
province could offer him equal facilities for keeping an eye on the march of
events in the ...
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