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 94
In 334 they secured Capua against further Samnite raids by posting a colony at
Cales on the border of the Campanian lowland ; in 328 they expelled the
Volscians from the valley of the Liris and improved their communications with
Campania ...
In 334 they secured Capua against further Samnite raids by posting a colony at
Cales on the border of the Campanian lowland ; in 328 they expelled the
Volscians from the valley of the Liris and improved their communications with
Campania ...
Pagina 159
Although he was only in his twentyóifth year , Hannibal had already won the
complete confidence of the troops , and he had inherited from his father the
conviction that a Hannibal further reckoning with Rome was necessary in
Carthaginian ...
Although he was only in his twentyóifth year , Hannibal had already won the
complete confidence of the troops , and he had inherited from his father the
conviction that a Hannibal further reckoning with Rome was necessary in
Carthaginian ...
Pagina 444
Octavian had now cut off his retreat , but in the absence of any strong expression
of public feeling he did not venture to proceed any further against Antony . He
carries in summer 32 the news of Octavia ' s divorce and the publication of public
...
Octavian had now cut off his retreat , but in the absence of any strong expression
of public feeling he did not venture to proceed any further against Antony . He
carries in summer 32 the news of Octavia ' s divorce and the publication of public
...
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