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 70
The subsequent treaty with the Hernici probably did not include the Latins (
Dionys . Halic . 8 . 69 . 6 ) . According to the annalists colonies were founded at
Signia ( 495 ) , Norba ( 492 ) , Antium ( 464 ) and Ardea ( 442 ) . It is doubtful
whether ...
The subsequent treaty with the Hernici probably did not include the Latins (
Dionys . Halic . 8 . 69 . 6 ) . According to the annalists colonies were founded at
Signia ( 495 ) , Norba ( 492 ) , Antium ( 464 ) and Ardea ( 442 ) . It is doubtful
whether ...
Pagina 104
11 The dates of the first two treaties between Rome and Carthage have been
debated interminably but inconclusively . The first treaty is assigned by Livy ( vii .
17 . 2 ) and Diodorus ( xvi . 69 . 1 ) to 348 , but Polybius ( iii . 22 . I ) dates it back
to ...
11 The dates of the first two treaties between Rome and Carthage have been
debated interminably but inconclusively . The first treaty is assigned by Livy ( vii .
17 . 2 ) and Diodorus ( xvi . 69 . 1 ) to 348 , but Polybius ( iii . 22 . I ) dates it back
to ...
Pagina 127
After the Roman conquest the Italians were divided into two broad classes , those
who had been incorporated into the Roman state , and those who were bound to
Rome by the looser tie Annexa . of a treaty . The former category comprised in ...
After the Roman conquest the Italians were divided into two broad classes , those
who had been incorporated into the Roman state , and those who were bound to
Rome by the looser tie Annexa . of a treaty . The former category comprised in ...
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