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 xiii
Head of Scipio Africanus Coin . Obv . Head of Flamininus . Rev. Victory Coin . Obv . Head of Diana . Faustus . Rev. Bocchus kneeling before Sulla . Jugurtha , with hands tied . Felix Coin of the Samnites . Obv . Liber or Bacchus . Rev.
Head of Scipio Africanus Coin . Obv . Head of Flamininus . Rev. Victory Coin . Obv . Head of Diana . Faustus . Rev. Bocchus kneeling before Sulla . Jugurtha , with hands tied . Felix Coin of the Samnites . Obv . Liber or Bacchus . Rev.
Pagina xiv
Head of Octavian . Rev. Aeneas carrying Anchises . Name of same moneyer 430 Bust of Cicero 432 Coin . Obv . Head of Sextus Pompeius . Rev. Heads of the elder and younger Cn . Pompeius 437 Coin . Obv . Head of Q. Labienus . Rev.
Head of Octavian . Rev. Aeneas carrying Anchises . Name of same moneyer 430 Bust of Cicero 432 Coin . Obv . Head of Sextus Pompeius . Rev. Heads of the elder and younger Cn . Pompeius 437 Coin . Obv . Head of Q. Labienus . Rev.
Pagina xv
PAGE Head of Domitian . Head of Vespasian . 608 Coin . Obv . Head of Titus . Rev. Two captive Jews under a palm608 tree Bird's - eye view of Pompeii . 612 Coin struck by the Senate on the return of Agricola in 85.
PAGE Head of Domitian . Head of Vespasian . 608 Coin . Obv . Head of Titus . Rev. Two captive Jews under a palm608 tree Bird's - eye view of Pompeii . 612 Coin struck by the Senate on the return of Agricola in 85.
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