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 407
Eventually his army grew to fifteen legions , most of which , however , were
composed of native recruits . After a summer spent in Rome , Caesar took the
field against the sons of Pompey with eight legions , and conducted his fourth
winter ...
Eventually his army grew to fifteen legions , most of which , however , were
composed of native recruits . After a summer spent in Rome , Caesar took the
field against the sons of Pompey with eight legions , and conducted his fourth
winter ...
Pagina 448
14 At the inception of the Triumvirate Antony had 25 legions , Octavian 11 ,
Lepidus 7 . In the campaign of Philippi the Caesarians disposed of 28 legions ,
Cassius commanded 12 and Brutus 8 . 15 During his governorship of Cilicia
Cicero had ...
14 At the inception of the Triumvirate Antony had 25 legions , Octavian 11 ,
Lepidus 7 . In the campaign of Philippi the Caesarians disposed of 28 legions ,
Cassius commanded 12 and Brutus 8 . 15 During his governorship of Cilicia
Cicero had ...
Pagina 505
The number of the Roman legions , which in 31 stood as high as seventy or
seventy - five , was cut down to twentyseven or twenty - eight . On the other hand ,
the auxiliary forces of light Augustus ' infantry and horsemen ) which since
Caesar ...
The number of the Roman legions , which in 31 stood as high as seventy or
seventy - five , was cut down to twentyseven or twenty - eight . On the other hand ,
the auxiliary forces of light Augustus ' infantry and horsemen ) which since
Caesar ...
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