A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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The A'omans Zand in Africa. The Romans defeated zzear Carthage. Evacuation
of * frica. Carthaginian empire, the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart
. Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had ...
The A'omans Zand in Africa. The Romans defeated zzear Carthage. Evacuation
of * frica. Carthaginian empire, the Romans prepared to deliver a blow at its heart
. Some fifty years previously a despot of Syracuse named Agathocles had ...
Pagina 151
The effect of their early naval victories was nullified by Regulus' over-confidence
and by the Senate's prenature despair in the invasion of Africa. In the later stages
of the war successive Roman admirals threw away their fleets through faulty ...
The effect of their early naval victories was nullified by Regulus' over-confidence
and by the Senate's prenature despair in the invasion of Africa. In the later stages
of the war successive Roman admirals threw away their fleets through faulty ...
Pagina 541
AFRICA WITH one notable exception, the successors of Augustus complied The
with his advice not to extend the Roman empire beyond its existing ****
boundaries. Tiberius, who had given ample proof of his military '...'... ability under
the ...
AFRICA WITH one notable exception, the successors of Augustus complied The
with his advice not to extend the Roman empire beyond its existing ****
boundaries. Tiberius, who had given ample proof of his military '...'... ability under
the ...
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